Depth

High depth

Low Depth

Low depth 

High depth

Back light

In this photo much detail is shown and a shadow isn't shown.

In this photo the detail is shown also but i should've got rid of the circle off light.

Texture Reflection question

       1.   Which picture is the best shot of this assignment? Why

         The sunflower shot is my best shot because the texture of the leaves on the left of the lower and the pedals on the flower show strong examples of texture.

     2. Which picture is the weakest shot of this assignment?  Why?
    The rust of the railing is my weakest shot because my shadow covers the main object of the texture.

3. How can the weakest image be improved on in future shoots?

        I could've moved my angle to where I don't block the object.


     4. Did you use Photoshop, Light room, or both?  What tools in the programs did you use to edit the pictures? I used Photoshop because i'm more familiar with the program.  I just adjusted the curves and levels of the photos.

5. Explain how were you able to meet the objectives (GOALS) of the assignment?

6. What was easy about this assignment? Why?
          Editing was easy because just adjusting the curves and levels are simple.

7. What was difficult about this assignment? Why?
          Finding the angle so people can see the object perfectly.

8. If you could do this assignment again, what would you do differently?
         Nothing else really.

9. On a scale of 1-10 (10 being your best effort) how would you rate your effort in this project?  Why would you give yourself that rating?
      A 6 because the quality of the pictures weren't really that good.

Texture project

Reflection Questions

      1.  Which picture is the best shot of this assignment? Why 

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   The pink flowers was the best photo because it was simple but it checked off a lot of the points of the points of ponder. 

       2. Which picture is the weakest shot of this assignment?  Why?

       The pencils and pens photo because the flash made the picture terrible.
3. How can the weakest image be improved on in future shoots?

       I can take the same photo but without flash. 4. Did you use Photoshop, Light room, or both?  What tools in the programs did you use to edit the pictures?  I used Photoshop because i was more familiar with it.

5. Explain how were you able to meet the objectives (GOALS) of the assignment?

6. What was easy about this assignment? Why?

        Taking the photos for this project was easy because there was no right or wrong way to take the photos.
7. What was difficult about this assignment? Why?
Choosing which picture to choose out of the 30 because some photos i couldn't choose just one.
8. If you could do this assignment again, what would you do differently?

       Take more photos of different objects.
9. On a scale of 1-10 (10 being your best effort) how would you rate your effort in this project?  Why would you give yourself that rating?

c   To be honest a 7 because i didn't get all 8 photos and some photos checked of most of the points on the points to ponder list.

Points to ponder scavenger hunt

This photo emphasizes height and distance. The flag is the height in the photo and the sunset is the distance.

This photo seeks brightness and sharpness. The flowers are bright and the green tea leaves are sharpens the photo.

This photo creates simplicity. Its a simple quick photo of sneakers.

This photo emphasizes simplicity and avoids bulls eyes. The flowers is a simple color and it also follows the rule of third. 

This photo uses the rule of thirds. The table is the bulls eyes and the mouse and my hand are in the left side of the thirds.

This photo uses leading lines. The big trees lead the viewers eyes into the sunset.

This photo contains multiple subjects because the multiple pencils the different colors.

           This photo uses the rule of thirds, the seashell isn't directly in the middle.

The falling man

This unique photo showed a man jumping out of a building with no other choice but dying.