Category: Composition

Tai Livnat – Composition | Shutterspeed: 1/1000, Aperture: 1.6, ISO: 100 On a recent trip to Refugio State Beach with family and friends, I noticed that Milo’s truck when opened in the back created a cool framing effect with whatever was outside. So, I decided to snap a picture.

Tai Livnat – Composition | Shutterspeed: 1/200, Aperture: 4.5, ISO: 1000 For this image, I used the same props and set that were used in my senior narrative film. I thought the composition of the photo was cool, as well as the dutch tilt. Isaac was cookin.

For this picture, I used my iphone’s panorama feature. If you look closely, you’ll notice that Nick actually appears in the photo twice. The double effect along with the leading lines of the fence and walking people makes this image something really special.

I took this picture on one of the recent sunny days we had during the winter. To me, the joy on Milo’s face expresses an almost “musical” vibe.

I like this picture because it shows what my friend, Miguel, is experiencing from another person’s perspective.

Flying through space at a quarter of the speed of light, Lemi and Choi were exhilarated. Although the mind boggling speeds in which they were traveling were certainly a sound cause for excitement, they had just pulled off the greatest escape their solar system had ever seen. Sneaking far enough past their alien invaders, they had managed to commandeer a Sinep 96 before taking off from their home planet, Yagim. “YES!”, yelled Choi. “I knew we could do it”. Lemi, … Continue reading “Photo Blog #41: Color Theory”

Even though this picture ended up developing terribly, it is also one of my favorites. To me, the image feels almost like an almost forgotten memory, one that anyone can claim as their own. No faces, no locations, just three kids jumping in a tunnel.

I like this photo a lot because Emma (left) and Genie (right) both have their own rule of thirds set up. This makes it feel like there’s a lot going on in the picture, while still having a satisfying composition.

This is a picture of my friend Luke from a recent trip to Salinas. The combination of a simple nature background and a closeup of Luke gives this photo a “fill the frame” feel.

This project was pretty interesting. It was odd to see my face symmetrical on both the right and left sides.