Three Point Lighting Pt. 2

This is the second example of three point lighting. In this photo we placed the light directly in front of the subject. This produced a shadow directly behind the subject so that you can not see it. It also made the lighting clear so you could see the subjects features perfectly.

Three Point Lighting Pt. 1

This is the first example of a three point lighting photo. In this photo we took a light and placed it behind me. This causes the subject to become almost black, but you can still see faint images of the subjects face.

Photography Assignment Pt.2

For this assignment me were to create 5 photos. Were to place a photo of ourselves with a famous person, event, or place. Creat an image of an animal made of many different animal parts. Modify a movie poster. Create a hoax photo using real images. Create counterfeit art by modifying an original work of art. Here are the photo's I designed :)

Rule of Thirds

This is a photo I took at my Aunt Andrea's wedding. I edited it a bit so the colors would stand out more. My subject is not directly set in the middle, but set more to the side. This is because I used the Rule of Thirds. Now you can see the surroundings of the flowers :)

Exposer (Under)

This is a picture I took of my friend from Brazil. This was at our Hapkido World Open Championship Tournament. I was really far away and decided to test our the flash. Enrique and I both deicded this picture was under exposed. As you can see, I brightened the photo and raised the contrast. Now you can clearly see the picutre :)

Texture

This is a picture I took of the beef'n'broccli wrap that my uncle made. Yiu can see that the texture of the crispy golden shell is amazing. The beef and broccli is perfect and the sweet'n'sour sauce looks shiny and globby. This photo does more than just look delicious :)

Line

This is a picture I took at science north over the summer. This line was created by glaciers over 1 million years ago. The line leads into a green bush wich really captures the eye :)