For this final weekly photo challenge, we were asked to take a photo of what inspires us about the future. For my photo, I chose to take a picture of Twitter because what inspires me most is how people are more connected to each other no matter where they are from because of things like social media.
For this weekly photo challenge we had to use natural elements to frame our subjects. I chose to frame a statue of St. Francis that i have in my backyard with red flowers that are nearby because I thought that the contrast was visually interesting.
For this weekly photo challenge we had to take a picture showing who others think we are. For my photo I chose to pose in front of a wall in my room, that is covered with movie, music, and art. I try to be as open with people about who I am as I can, and I think that people see me as a person that is passionate about many things.
For this week’s photo challenge, we had to take a picture of food. I chose to take a photo of tangerines because they are one of my favorite foods and I have a lot of them. I took the picture more close up to make it more interesting.
For this week’s assignment, we had to make a “trick photo”. This prompt was really challenging for me, because it took a long time to figure out how to take the photo. In the end, I wanted to do a frame of fire and take a photo of a plant, but the fire burned a lot faster than I anticipated. I think that the photo is still interesting, even if it’s not what I imagined it to be.
This week, we had to show what we think is weather at it’s best. I think weather is best when it is partially cloudy, because I love seeing the clouds and the blue sky together.
For this weekly photo challenge we had to take a photo that is inspired by current events. For this I was inspired by distance learning due to COVID-19, and took a picture of my brother during an econ lecture that he was watching from home. He had to come home early this year from the University of Michigan as they continued to do distance learning.
For this weekly photo challenge we had to use depth of field to make the subject of our photo appear like it was part of something larger. For mine, I chose to take a photo of a flower, and show how it is a part of a larger garden.
For this weekly photo challenge, we had to show one of the seven deadly sins in a photograph. I chose the sin of Pride, because it is the oldest and most deadly of the sins and I thought that it would be a good challenge to try to portray it.
This week’s photo challenge was to let music inspire our photo for the week. This is a picture of my record player with one of my favorite albums, “Some Girls”.