This project was meant to find a problem with society and try to spread awareness. My social change was water pollution, and yard fertilizer is a major problem to water pollution. The fertilizer runs off into rivers and lakes, which makes those rivers and lakes become polluted.
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This double exposure above is a combination of a baseball puzzle and a recent picture of Target Field. The skyscrapers in the back add nice composition to this picture. This double exposure above is a combination of wood chips and a mood (angry) portrait. The red lips and eyes really catch the eye. Since the mood is angry, I thought a lot of red would help emphasize the mood.
The picture above is a prop (guitar) picture. The black and white makes everything less gradient and it makes the picture have a feeling of relaxation. The picture above is a mood (mad) portrait. The black and white with dark eyes show anger and doesn't have a pleasant feeling.
The picture above is a stop action picture. It is a stop action picture because the sparks from the fire look to be stopped. I also decided to edit the image and make the sparks have their natural color while making the background monochrome. The picture above is an example of motion blur. The cards and hands, which are the moving objects, appear to be in motion while the background is still. The motion blur shows which objects are moving in a picture. The picture above is an example of a fake motion blur. This is the same picture as my stop action, but I used photoshop to create the illusion that the sparks from the fire were moving upward. The picture above is an example of a panning. A panning is where the object moving appears to be still and the background is blurry. The person running seems to be still, except his hands and legs because they are moving in a different direction, and the background is blurry. Panning pictures are the opposite of motion blur.
This is three pictures with different aperture combined. The left has an aperture of f.2.8, the middle picture has an aperture of f.14, and the far right picture has an aperture of f.32. This is three pictures with different ISO combined. The left has an ISO of 100, the middle picture has an ISO of 400, and the far right picture has an ISO of 1600.
This is a picture I took to emphasis reflection. I made the reflection of the lights the focal point. Cars have always been fascinating to me, which is why I took this picture. This is my second reflection picture. I took this picture because I like all of the lines reflecting off of the table. Student Responses:
Subject: 4+ Composition: 15+ Originality: 6+ I understand why they didn't like the subject and originality. My pictures were pretty original and not many people would like to have cars on their walls, but I love cars and think my car reflection is quite cool. I do think I need to figure out and take pictures of better and unique things. I think I did well on using my composition and adding elements in each of my pictures. After going around, I was able to gain more ideas for future projects. This picture here shows balance. The picture shows balance because both sides seem to have the same color tone and have the same look on both sides. This picture here shows color. Granted the picture is in black and white, there are many different colors of grey in this picture. I chose the "Kn" as the focal point because the whole image seems to start in the bottom left and move up to the right. This picture here shows emphasis. The railing turning is the point of emphasis because it is the only clear part of the picture. I chose this picture to show lines. My focal point of this image is the start of the black space between the notebook. The notebook has multiple lines from the different pages and the black space is created by two different lines. The pencil also has a line pointing to the notebook. This picture here shows movement. The water is flowing out of the faucet and is splashing into the tray. This picture here shows pattern. It is a pattern of my plaid shirt. The different thickness and colors of the lines create the pattern. My focal point is the button because it is different from the pattern and catches the eye. This picture here shows proportion. I moved one recycling bin closer and left the other bin far away. The closer bin appears to be bigger than the other bin, but they are both the same size. It all depends on the angle and placement of objects. I chose to take this picture because of shape. A shape is when two or more lines connect to create an object. In this picture, three lines come together to create a triangle. This picture shows space. The three dimensional object seems to be flat, but it really is not. I also thought the background kind of balances the picture because it is the same throughout the whole picture. This picture shows texture. The one strip of bricks are not smooth like the rest of the bricks. In the picture, you can see the shadows which are created by the different texture of the brick. I chose the line in the textured bricks to be the focal point because it catches my eye when I look at the textured bricks. I thought this was a very cool picture. All of the lights unite to create a star like picture. The focal point of the picture is the bigger light in the middle top right. The glare of the very top right light points to the focal point. This picture here shows value. The ropes in the picture are very white while the ceiling is black. Also, the ropes have some black which is from the twisted rope. Even without putting on monotone, the picture was black and white. Lastly, I chose this picture to show variety. The picture shows variety because of all of the different tones of shadows and amount of shadows. This picture could also be said to show color because of the different tones. I chose the focal point to be the darkest shadow in the bottom right because it is the most vivid shadow.
This is my five edited pictures for my 20 objects assignment. We were told to take pictures of 20 objects around the school and make sure the focal points are on the rule of thirds. |
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