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This photo demonstrates both pattern and vertical lines in the fence Enrique is behind.
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This photo uses the technique of panning where the subject is sharp and the background is blurry as if she is moving very quickly.
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This photo shows the blur technique because Gretchen moved the light during a long exposure so it blurred to form a line.
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This photo shows simplicity because the subject is really the only thing going on in the photo because of the plain black background.
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This photo utilizes the rule of thirds because Gretchen is lined up using the rule of thirds grid in the right side of the photo.
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This photo uses reflection because you can see her reflection in the window she is standing next to.
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This photo uses rim lighting because only a small part of the subjects faces are being lit.
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This shows shallow depth of field because Fiderly is closer to the camera and not in focus, while Gretchen is in focus.
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This photo shows pattern because the gravestones are rotated and form a sort of repetition.
Dr. SeusslightshadowssilhouettePatternssimplicityframingUsing a built in light meterUsing Shutter speeds to control motionusing f-stops to control Depth of FieldBDE to Expose in Different Lighting Situations
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mirrorsenvironmental portraitself-portraitRecently, someone told me that I come off as a serious person when getting to know me. I can see how that might be true. To portray this, I dressed up in different articles of clothing that would be considered "serious" on their own, but when put together, create a not-so-serious look. Also, I have absolutely no sense of style, which I think is accurately depicted here. ReflectionPoint of ViewlinesUsing the rule of thirdsExploring the effects of ISOIn the two photos below, multiple images of the same shot are compiled to show how changing the ISO sensitivity on a camera effects the image. It subtly creates a more grainy picture as it increases. |