Composition Refection Questions

1. Which picture is the best shot of this assignment? Why? 
I think my best shot for this assignment was the one for simplicity because I thought the colors were good quality and it was very clear. 

 2. Which picture is the weakest shot of this assignment?  Why? 
I think the weakest picture was the one that showed multiple objects because the sunlight is reflecting off the glass with a flower in it.   

 3. How can the weakest image be improved on in future shoots? 
The weakest image can be improved in future shots by taking the shot from a different angle so the sun doesn’t reflect on the objects. 

 4. Did you use Photoshop, Lightroom, or both?  What tools in the programs did you use to edit the pictures?  
I used my phone to edit by using the filters on the camera.   

 5. Explain how were you able to meet the objectives (GOALS) of the assignment? 
I was able to meet the objectives of the assignment by reading the directions and picking an object to photograph for each point.  

 6. What was easy about this assignment? Why? 
Taking the photos in natural lighting was easy for this assignment because I took the photos outside when it was sunny.
   
7. What was difficult about this assignment? Why? 
Editing the photos was difficult because I had a hard time figuring out how to use the editing apps.   

 8. If you could do this assignment again, what would you do differently? 
If I could do this assignment again one thing I would do differently would be to choose something different to photograph.  

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? 
On a scale of 1-10 I would rate my effort an 9 in this project. I would give myself this rating because I tried to follow directions for each picture and thought of ways to make them all look different. However, my editing wasn’t the best because it was hard for me to use the editing apps, so I used my phone.  

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