Final Edit

This was my last cohesive batch of photos imitaiting Cecil Beaton's style of photography. All of the subjects have similar hand poses and are mostly looking straight into the camera.

Series Three

This was my final batch of photos that were inspired by Cecil Beaton. However, this time I tried to bring in new props and have my models in different poses.

Series Two

Once again the photographer, Cecil Beaton, was my inspiration for these photos. In order to create photos similar to Cecil Beaton I had my model doing something with their hands and had them wearing some sort of hat. However this time I brought in some different hats and tried to capture different emotions.

Series One

The photographer, Cecil Beaton, was my inspiration for these photos and I tried to take photos that are similar to his style of photography. In order to do so I brought in different hats and had my model posing with some sort of hand gesture. I also made sure my model was posing in front of a white background and that the photos are in black and white.

Portraits

This assignment was about capturing people showing their vulnerability. This required taking pictures using a plain white background, not using props and making sure the model wasn't smiling or displaying any facial expressions.The photographer, Richard Avedon, was the inspiration for this assignment.

Narrative Images

This assignment was also about taking pictures that told a story using figures. However, this time I tried to tell new stories with different figures.

Narrative Images

For this assignment I tried to take pictures that told a story using figures. In order to make this look realistic I had to try to capture the right angle to make the figures come alive.

Rule of Thirds

For this assignment I tried to capture the rule of thirds in my photographs. The rule of thirds stems from the idea that the image is divided into three parts. This creates a sense of balance throughout the picture.

Depth Staging

This assignment was centered around staging depth. In order to do so I tried to get close up to an object allowing there to be space between the two objects in the frame.