This was one of my favorite photographs from first semester. I love how crisp and sharp the horse's nose is and how bright the colors are. I also love the short depth of field. Only the horse's nose is in full focus which draws all the attention to the subject of the photograph. The angle of the photo also leads the viewer's eyes from the top left corner to the subject. Overall, I think this is a very strong photograph with an interesting subject matter.

Motion Photography

                                                               We are starting motion photography in class. I love this picture because it was made by squirting colored water into the air and capturing the photo as the water moves across space. I really hope that I can capture a photograph as bright and fun as this one.

Collages

We are collaging High Key and Low Key portraint in photography. Our next unit will be portrait photography so the collages will give us a preview of what's to come!

Pinhole Photography: In Response to the Article

Although the cameras for pinhole photography are home made, they are still very effictive in capturing a scene. But, if you are not the most patient person in the world, pinhole photography is probably not for you because the picture taking process can take a couple of seconds up to a couple of hours! It is very easy to find a spot to take the pictures, you just need light. When taking pinhole photographs, the outcome of the picture is a mystery. This makes it a very challenging yet fun project.

High Key and Low Key Photography

      High Key Photography Example                          Low Key Photography Example

Pinhole Photography

This pinhole photograph is really interesting. It probably had a long exposure time since the people appear to almost be invisible. They must have only stood in the image for part of the exposure time. Very cool! 

Pinhole Photography

We are starting to do pinhole photography, so I have been looking through some pinhole photos online. I really liked this picture in particular because you can tell that the photo was given a long exposure time through the blurred horse. The fact that everything is so much in focuse except the center of the photograph really gives it a cool effect. I also find the black image on the right side interesting. It's almost as if someone was standing there while the photo was being taken. I look forward to begin taking my own pinhole photographs!