Category Composition

To create a more cinematic photograph for the color theory prompt, I used Photoshop on the photo to shift the mood of the photo. The original photo (top) I thought had a very airy and light feeling, given the brighter white lighting and cooler colors present. When taking…

For the low angles prompt, I decided to take a photo of my dog. A lot of the times, I sit on the floor doing work while he sits on my bed. Or sometimes he likes to stare at me from the top of the stairs. So, I…

To add emotion to the rule of thirds, I photographed a shelf of paint organized by color. I thought each color could represent a different emotion; red for anger, yellow for happiness, blue for sadness, and so on. The different sections align with each third of the frame,…

I “filled the frame” will all the red supplies I used for a project of mine. It was odd collecting a plethora of red beads, sequins, paint, and thread to add embellishments to a shirt of mine, a color I don’t usually use, and one that’s so bright.…

For the angles prompt this month, I photographed the stairs in my house. I feel that the presence of the shoes on the stairs and the lines of the banister are all emphasized when taking the photo from a lower angle than if I were to take the…

While my parents were out of town for the weekend, I thought it would be funny to hid 100 tiny flamingos around the house. I put them everywhere. So for the negative space prompt, I decided to capture the flamingo’s small size, and photograph one of them with…

I decided to capture this portrait of a lonely fire hydrant for one of this month’s photo blogs. It stands out a lot against the dark background, and is the only man-made object in photo. I think that’s what makes it to appear lonely; there’s light around it…

In light of Christmas, I took this photo of a little Santa figure in front of other small holiday decorations. My mom always sets up a small village of mini Christmas-themed houses, trees, and other colorful decor on our mantle or a shelf. I decided to photograph this,…

Leading lines to “infinity” was sort of hard to find a subject for, but ultimately I was able to come away with this photo. It’s the structure outside of the library, and i think the shape and the lines of the pavement help lead your eye along the…

This month, we were supposed to photograph a symmetrical landscape. For this, I walked to small nearby orchard, and tried to capture the symmetrical rows the trees were in. I decided to shoot it through a rectangular wooden stricture, and used that as to frame it and add…