Skip to main content

Best of Spring Series

Best of Spring Series
I decided for these specific images to be in my best of series because they all created flow in the image. The rule of thirds was even incorporated into my picture of David. I also tried to make the colors stand out from their background. I also added one more picture of Liam, the second to last picture in this series. On the whole, I really liked doing this project because the result of it was fun, despite how long it may take to edit each image.







Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Composition 1- Triangle, Diagonal, and Rule of Thirds

Triangle Taking triangular photos requires taking pictures of landscapes or objects in which three distinct subjects, acting as the corners, form a triangular shape. I attempted to take triangular photos by finding objects that formed a triangular shape, or simply finding triangles in architecture. Diagonal A diagonal photo is a photo where there is essentially a line made by a subject, which goes diagonally through the photo, typically from one end to the other. I illustrated diagonal lines through hand railings, power lines, and the line separating an apartment building to the sky, shown in the last picture. Rule of Thirds A Rule of Thirds photo is one where there is one distinct subject on one side of the photo, horizontally or vertically, and when the photo grid cuts up the sections into thirds, the distinct subject should be exclusively in one of the columns or rows of the photo that is not in the middle. I illustrated the Rule of Thirds hor...
12 comments
Read more