Portraits

1.My Props Protrait came out the best cause i had been thinking aboutt that one the most.
2. I tryed to have a strong straight forward mood comming out, her sadness +&maybee a hint of concentration.
3.The glass bottles. I liked how the were colorful +&they made it more unique.
Yes i love it it my favorite, Cause no one thought of it.
4.She's sitting inna pott!

Contact Sheet.

My favorite is Extreme Angles cause it just makes a simple photo so much more intresting. It grabs your attention way more, it gives your plain photo a bit of depth.
Drawing with light was the most difficult. I had a hard time finding intresting things +& coming up with ideas. My simplicty pictures came out really nice. They' have to be my favorite.

Compostional Trick Fill in Flash

It helped a little in my photos. But personally id rather use natural light cause it just looks alott better.

Compostional Trick Framing

Framing helps give you the direct emphasis. Its another good trick to remeber when trying to be a creative photographer. Framing helps show you the feeling in this picture and bring out the the emphasis.

Compostional Trick Extreme Angles

The Extreme Angles give a differnt feeling to your emphasis like if you wanted your object to feel small or big. I think my pictures are good examples because they make you wanna look up or down.

Compostional Trick Simplicty

Simplicty is not always a simple emphasis. You could have an insane emphasis as long as the backround is simplified. Simplicty helps you realize what the emaphasis is quickly +&easily.

Compostional Trick Macro

Macro helps bring out the beauty in some thing upclose. It helps to show someone something they've been missing the whole time. It helps you move close up to cancel the unneeded backround.

Compositional Trick Leading Lines

Well, Leading Lines are used to lead you to your emphasis in your picture. You can you used it to point out the main point in a busy picture. Also to to make the emphasis clearer.

Compostional Tricks 1 Rule of Thirds

Rule of thirds is a skill used to make your photo more apealing, more fun to look at. Its moves your emphasis off to the side to give it more importance. Like, the photo is divided by a tictac toe board.