This image depicts my dog Sammy sleeping. I moved the table and some surrounding items to create a close frame around Sammy. He is framed nicely by the books to the left and the wood bowl and TV remote to the right, giving a close fitting framing. The angle of the table also provides a …
This image uses the prop of the chair to provide a lense over serene horizon of green hills and blue sky. The chair provides the image with an interesting addition, that if taken out, leaves the image feeling boring and uninspired, as the chair is what adds the mosaic aesthetic.
This is an image depicting the needle of a record player, playing an album in a fun up-close angle. This image was influenced by my love for music and collection of vinyl albums of all my all time favorite records. (The album is Kendrick Lamar’s good kid, m.A.A.d city, its amazing go check it out)
This image of my driveway depicts the viewpoint through the window of a dark upstairs room. What I like about this image is that despite the very bland and innocent subject matter, the framing of the camera gives and strange and somewhat unsettling feeling, as it indicates the feeling of being watched.
This is a basic image of the mantle piece in my house, however the colors and shadows are all intensified and present a much stronger color scheme.
This is an image of the door knob to my bedroom. Using the rule of odds (and thirds), the framing creates a nice focus on the subject and the detail within it.
This image depicts me looking away from the camera, the scenery captures all the emotion. The sun setting on the vast world that is my home (The Bay Area) gives a feeling of wonder and awe. An inspiring tone that is complimented by me gazing out over the landscape and taking it all in.
This image depicts a wood beam. The singular color gives the image a focus on the immense details, such as the imperfection near the middle.
This image depicts the symmetry of my face. The mage on the left shows the left side of my face reflected to both sides of my face, the middle image us the original picture, and the image on the right shows the right side of my face reflected on both sides.
This image depicts the underside of the Santa Barbara Pier. The shot uses geometry to create a focal frame. The focus of the image is not what is inside the frame however, but the frame itself. The angular pier and the water lapping on one side adds a path for the eyes. The sprawling coastline …