Backlighting
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Composition: Points to Ponder
1. This picture shows simplicity because there is no background distraction and the focus is on one object. 2. This picture shows brightness and sharpness because it is colorful and the picture is clear and not grainy. 3. This picture gives an example of the rule of thirds because the main focus of the picture is placed in the left 3 boxes on the grid. 4. This a good example of avoiding "bull's eye" because the objects are not directly placed in the middle. 5. This emphasizes foreground because the horizon is in the top of the picture.
Reflection Questions: Motion Photography
I think my best shot in this assignment is the 4th one because it's in blurred motion and it clearly shows the objects movement, the colors are also appealing to the eye. The weakest shot in this assignment was the 2nd one because the color of the dye dropped in the water was close to the same color as the water so it wasn't as clear. I think the 2nd picture could have been improved if the water was clean or if I used a darker dye. I used Photoshop to edit the levels and the hue/saturation. I was able to meet the goals for this assignment by having people move different lighting up objects while I took many pictures. It was easy to take the blurred motion photos because I had people move the objects in different ways to create different looks in the pictures. It was difficult to take stop motion pictures because the color of the water was close to the color of the dye. If I could do this assignment again I would take different photos to show stop motion. On a scale from 1-10 I ...
I like the effects that are put on the pictures, it enhances the backlightings :)
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