Visual Imagery 1

Shallow DOF:Yannette Oseguera

Creative Control

This project is all about learning to control our cameras to change shutter speed to produce blurred, panning, and frozen motion photographs. We have also been learning how to create images that display different depth of fields.

(this year we have been using our cellphones and web cameras)

Panning Motion:
Monica Barraza

Blurred Motion:Isaac Cervantes Garcia

Panning Motion:Kilye Guzman

Blurred Motion:Camden Dornewass

Frozen Motion:Marko Castaneda

Frozen Motion:Mary Williams

Frozen Motion:Melanie Oseguera

Frozen Motion:Leihla Rodriguez

Shallow DOF:
Amy Madrigal

Extensive DOF:Mia Erazo

Shallow DOF:Jasmyn Alexander

Extensive DOF:
Marissa Arreola

Selective Focus:
Edgar Sanchez

7 Compositional Techniques

Students are now changing their approach to their photographs and getting creative with their use of different camera angles/techniques.

This project required students to use the top 7 techniques: Rule of Thirds, Leading line, Grouping, Formal balance, Informal balance, Selective focus, and Framing.

Selective Focus: David Hernandez

Selective Focus: Sonia Chavez

Selective Focus:Elijah Duke

Selective Focus:
Carmen Maria Avila

Selective Focus:
Patricia Paulo

Rule of Thirds:
Amy Madrigal

Rule of Thirds:Denzel Guerra

Rule of Thirds:
Josselyn Martinez

Rule of Thirds:Kimberly Abarca

Rule of Thirds:
Mia Erazo

Rule of Thirds:
Sharen Noriega

Rule of Thirds:
Maribel Cruz

Rule of Thirds:
Maria Ordonez

Leading Line:
Camden Dornewass

Leading Line:
Cassandra Camacho

Leading Line:
Christina Gutierrez

Leading Line:
Eliseo Corona

Leading Line:
Pamella Duncantell

Leading Line:Emily Perez

Grouping:
Diego Mejia

Grouping:
Giovanny Coronel

Grouping:
Jordan Fossett

Grouping:
Kimberly Palacios-Arteaga

Grouping:
Stacy Gomez Gutierrez

Grouping:
Yahir Martinez

Informal Balance:
Richard Cano

Informal Balance:
Zamalea

Informal Balance:
Desirea Parker

Informal Balance:
Bennito Ruiz

Informal Balance:
Andrea Calderon

Informal Balance:
Alondra Perez

Framing:
Madeline Ortiz

Framing:
Leslie Aguilar

Framing:
Kyle Johnson

Framing:
Kazzie Tochin

Framing:
Hanna Segovia

Formal Balance:
Darnieshiya Haynes

Formal Balance:
Jayah Ward

Formal Balance:
Joana Mena

Formal Balance:
Leonardo Galindo

Formal Balance:
Sarah Barrientos

Formal Balance:
Ruth Marie Ely

Formal Balance:
Gia Gomez

Formal Balance:
Jose Preciado

Richard Cano- Worms Eye

Point of View

Students were experimenting with different angles and perspectives for this project. They were asked to show images in their own point of view, birds eye, and worms eye view perspective. These angles allow the viewer to see the subject matter from below (worms eye), from above (birds eye), and from an original perspective (your eye view).

As for each project they were asked to complete a full edit for each image. Editing was only to enhance their image and not drastically change it from its original appearance.