I really like and enjoy taking photographs where I can change the model's poses. So I wanted to do one of those cool shots of where the main character looks up, and the camera was placed behind them, doing a forced perspective with the models really helped me create this height difference.

I applied the diagonal composition to create the high height effect. I have read in my camera's built-in tips about how a triangle or an X mark can aid in making a more balanced photo. I combined that idea with the rule of thirds to create this dynamic pose. Also, I have used the aperture priority mode, f/4.7, for better depth of field. This depth of field helped me emphasize the other character. I used the camera's recommended ISO, which is 200, since this was taken almost at noon.

This is one of the two images I am proud of. I wanted to do something similar to one of the images in my first assignment, but this time I used a digital camera. There's a clear difference between it; the first image was very bright, and this image is decently dark because I can change the exposure compensation value. There is a unity between the Smiski and the lamp, the similar colors, green, and the orange light give it a comforting feeling. 

I used the rule of thirds and a higher ISO, 250, to accommodate the darkness of the night, and the lamp was on its maximum brightness. I didn't like adding too much noise to the images, hence the low ISO. There is a slight depth of field present.

I wanted to photograph something splashing down on a watery surface. Here is a Banaba flower falling into a bowl of water. I wanted to show the ripples of the water as the flower pierces through the surface tension. I don't think it's the image I am proud of out of the five. The ISO was changed to 500 because I was photographing beneath a shade, and I didn't notice it before it became too warm to go outside. 

However, this image is the most visually moving out of the several images I took of this moment. One can clearly see the shadows and the ripples of the water, that's the motion I aimed to achieve. I also cropped it to center the flower in the frame. The f-stop of 22 was to make the motion clearer.