Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Portraits












I was most successful with the senior face portrait because it came out like if I was a real photographer. I also liked how the contrast came out. For the artistic picture I just looked for something that would make the feeling as if someone were to be trapped and were really sad. For the costume we decided to do as a Hawaiian girl. My surprise picture is not so unique but it involves one of the compositional tricks that I have learned and that is the extreme angles.

Monday, September 21, 2009

Contact Sheet


Out of my nine pictures i loved the macro texture. This picture was my favorite because it looks so complicated to find out what it is. In my next projects I think I would be most using the drawing with light and/or fill in flash because the pictures would not look as good with shadows across than the ones where you could see everything in the picture. My favorite picture was the macro texture because i loved how the green in the middle is just bright and the strings are all over the outside of the green area.

Friday, September 4, 2009

Compositional Trick #8 Fill in Flash










Fill in flash helps your picture stand out because if you have a dark picture with your emphasis not well so we can see then it is not a good picture. Fill in flash also helps your picture to have a little glow because of the sun light.

Compositional Trick #7 Drawing with Light


By playing with the light the picture or the emphasis stands out because they have either the light hitting them or they might have shadows on their faces. When I look at this picture I feel like sad but at the same time I feel like thoughtful.

Compositional Trick #6 Framing




Framing might help composition in many ways. Framing might help the emphasis to stand out more then the other things in the picture. It helps identify the emphasis and bring it right in front of your eyes. While in my pictures it doesn't really show the framing idea, it does show me being framed by objects. In the first picture Im being framed by the rectangle in the back. In the second picture m being framed by the branches of the tree. If I could make my pictures better I would not try to get the frame with me, I would of separate the frame with me.

Compositional Trick #5 Extreme Angles





Extreme angles might not be a good look for your pictures but it gives an artistic look. It also helps composition because it gives a different look than the other regular pictures. In these pictures you get to see your emphasis from a different point of view than you would usually see them. I think these two pictures show extreme angles because you don't see these angles so often but on the first pictureI should of taken the picture from a lower angle.

Compositional Trick #4 simplicity




Simplicity is one of my favorite compositional tricks to use. Simplicity lets you take the pictures with your main object to stand out than whatever else is going around in your picture. When using simplicity, you must make sure to take the picture of your main emphasis alone and not too many objects around it.

Compositional Trich #3 Macro




Macro is a wonderful way to take pictures. Macro adds simplicity to your picture. Macro also lets you zoom in on an emphasis and makes it your main object in the pictures.

Compositional Trick #2 Leading Lines



leading lines is a trick of finding your emphasis right away. In this pictue the wall may be the leading line taking us to the boy sitting at the end of the wall. Although there are many lines in the picture, it makes it a little difficult to know what the emphasis is.