monochromatic

what i chose to do for this project was to take a picture of a decoration that i had. it was mainly orange, so i thought it would work well with the monochromatic picture. i like how this turned out, even though everything isnt all orange. 

Two picture, same person

I chose to take the picture of my mom. I had her pose for the on on the right. And then i told her to act natural for the picture on the left. I like how these pictures turned out because they are of the same person, yet they look a lot different.

Light and Shadow pictures

The picture on the left is my light picture. I saw a leaf on the ground with one single hole in it. So i picked it up and held it up to the sun. I made sure that the sun was aligned just right with the hole of the leaf. The other picture is my shadow one. I chose to also do a leaf picture. But this time i saw it on the sidewalk and i made sure to face away from the sun and take the picture. I like how it turned out for you to see the shadow of the leaf.

What I learned in photography class

Being in photography has taught me so much about how to properly take pictures. Throughout the assignments we have had to do a variety of pictures. And  i learned that in taking a close up picture of someone that its best to use natural lighting.

My favorite assignment was the forced perspective. I love how that one turned out! Im not sure what i want to learn next quarter, it doesnt really mind what we do, i think everything we did this quarter was interesting.

Close up portrait

I chose Skyla to take this picture because i know she doesnt wear makeup and i wanted a natural look. I love the fact that she looks so natural in this picture, she looks so pretty. I love how i was the one that faced the sun so her face could be darker than the background. I like how the sun is peeking up behind her also.