The photography home of the Lakelands Park Falcons.
For this task, we had to take pictures of regular objects up close. Using VSCO helped me take pictures closer. It was hard to get close to the object without the camera unfocussing. I found little tiny red bugs called, clover mites and I think they would be cool to photograph. To see my other pictures click here.
For this project, we had to take unusual action pictures that couldn’t be replicated easily. We had to go outside to take the pictures because inside the pictures were blurry. To set the pictures up I started a burst and had the person do the action. To take action photos, come up with interesting actions to make it stand out. A sport I think is cool to photograph is swimming but when the picture is taken from underwater. To see the pictures I took click here.
For this project we had to find an object and frame it around a subject. For this picture we used the railing and put Caroline “in” it, to highlight her. This project is different that the rule of thirds project because in the rule of thirds we had to make the composition more interesting by taking it from a unique angles and putting the subject in another place other than the middle and in this project we could put our subject in the middle but we had to find something to frame the subject with. This picture is my favorite because I think it looks really unique and I think we did a good job framing her. One of the challenges was trying to find an interesting object to frame with. To see my other pictures click here.
I used different angles made the picture more interesting and unique. When taking pictures front on they were less interesting. My thoughts changed because I thought it would be harder to take photos but it’s not very hard. On the caution sign picture, I placed the sign in the top left corner and lined it up with the top left point. When I took the picture of Mary I placed her on the top left corner. You can look at the other pictures here.
For this assignment I had to take picture of three objects from 5 different angles. For one object I chose a computer mouse, it was the hardest to photograph because it looks very similar from most far away angles. It was challenging to get interesting angles and not ones that all look the same. I learned that taking pictures from different angles makes pictures more unique. Look at my other pictures here.
For this project we took crayons and tried to find colors within the school that match the crayon color. It was hard to find the bright colors because our school is mostly neutral colors, but it made it easy to find neutral colors. Click Here to see my photos:
When I use photos for a school project I use google search. I have never contacted a photographer about using their photo. I only give credit if citations are part of the grade. I wouldn’t them to contact me, but I would like them to cite me. My logo is my monogram. It was really easy to make my monogram but difficult to decide what to do.
