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-Line-
The lines on the towel demonstrate lines.
-Line-
the cups stacked up show many lines.
-Texture-
The main textured focus is the tree limb, but the ribbon is a bit textured too and same with the ornament.
-Texture-
The cactus's splinters, gave the cactus more texture.
-Shape-
The main focus in this picture is the snowman and it has squares to show shapes.
-Shape-
The wreath on the door is a circle and also the door itself is a shape.
-Emphasis-
I used emphasis in this photo by showing that the blue ball is different from the rest of the balls. That causes it to stand out.
-Emphasis-
The emphasis in this picture is on the large dinosaur. The size causes it to stand out compared to the little dinosaur.
-Unity-
All the balls are the same size creating unity among all the objects.
-Unity-
These girls are huddled up as a team to show unity.
-Variety-
Variety is shown through the different kind of stuffed animals.
-Variety-
The flowers above have a Variety of colors such as pink, green, and orange.
-Contrast-
Contrast is used by showing the major difference between the little tree and the big tree.
-Contrast-
The contrast is between the 6'3 ft girl and the 5'4 ft girl, and how different they are in height.
These photos were for the independent photo assignment. We were allowed to pick any subject we wanted to take photos on, so I chose nature. I chose Phillip Hyde to help me take pictures of the everyday life of nature.
Av mode, s.s-1/60, F-stop-6.3, Iso-32000, WB- shade
Av mode, s.s-1/60, F-stop-6.3, Iso-32000, WB- shade
In this photo I tired to use the brick to make the picture unique. The focus point was the tree and the leaves but also the brick kinda draws your attention.
Av mode, s.s-1/200, F-stop-6.3, Iso-3200, WB-Shade
Av mode, s.s-1/200, F-stop-6.3, Iso-3200, WB-Shade
This photo has the focus point of the bridge.
Av mode, s.s-1/250, F-stop- 6.3, Iso- 3200, WB- shade.
Av mode, s.s-1/250, F-stop- 6.3, Iso- 3200, WB- shade.
The focus point is the flower bush, and I zoomed in to really get the details/color. I also tried to get the background blurry to make the focus point pop.
Av mode, s.s- 1/200, F-stop- 6.3, Iso- 3200, WB- shade
Av mode, s.s- 1/200, F-stop- 6.3, Iso- 3200, WB- shade
The focus point in this photo is the plant
Av mode, s.s- 1/100, F-stop- 6.3, Iso- 3200, WB- shade
Av mode, s.s- 1/100, F-stop- 6.3, Iso- 3200, WB- shade
The focus point is the berry plant.
Aperture- 1/100
f-stop- 4.0
ISO- 16000
WB- Florecent
Aperture- 1/13
f-stop- 4.0
ISO- 6400
WB- Auto
Aperture- 1/100
f-Stop- 4.0
ISO- 6400
WB- Auto
Aperture- 1/15
f-stop- 4.5
ISO- 6400
WB- Auto
Aperture- 1/80
f-stop- 4.0
ISO- 6400
WB- shade
Fill the frame means to literally fill the frame while focusing on one object, so in other words this means pick an object and either get close to it or zoom in.
This is a bunch of geese but mostly focused on one because its closer to the camera and zoomed in it it.
This is a stray cat and my camera is down lower to the ground and zoomed in.
These are flowers outside of my aunts house and this is a close up.
This is waddles, waddles is Finley's, my aunts dog, toy.
This picture was zoomed into the dog's face.
Camera angles are a way of taking photos from a different angle. You can take these photos from up high, down low, or even tilt your camera.
This photo was taken at the stop sign down the road from me.
Took this photo thinking of the sunset but the humidity on the glass made it turn out even better.
This is a picture of a power line taken from down low, and my camera was tilted to the left.
This is church and I took this picture with my camera straight.
Not really sure what this building is but thought with a good camera angle it would turn out well.
The rule of thirds is a way of taking photos. The idea is to split your camera view into three sections, vertically and horizontally, then take your picture on one side of the camera instead of the middle. It helps you balance your objects in the photo naturally, and take the best photo.
This photo was taken of my dad.
This photo was taken of one of my piano's and it was taken with an angle.
This photo was taken to the left side of the camera.
This photo was taken on the left side of the camera.
This picture is a picture of my dog Oakley and it was taken to the left of the camera.
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