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.

Repetition

For this assignment the idea was to look for leading lines displaying repetition. I tried to find objects that showed a pattern. I then tried to take the pictures at different angles creating repetition, which allows the eye to look deep into the photo.

Leading Lines

This assignment was about capturing depth with leading lines. I tried to find objects that represented a line and I used different angles and depths to capture depth.

3 by 3

The photo above is a picture of a street parking sign. When I took this I was thinking about different angles and depth.

In this photo I was thinking about angles. I decided to kneel so I could get a different perspective.

This photo is apart of the same scene as the photo above. This time I tried to get closer to the cement and experiment with a different angle.

In the photo about I was thinking about depth and getting close up to the tree.

In the photo above I was thinking about angles and I was trying to get a unique perspective by getting under the sign and pointing the camera upward.

 In this photo I was experimenting with a lower angle and farther away than the photo below.

This photo of a flower is a much much closer up and has a mid angle.

In this picture I was thinking about depth and the perspective of kneeling on the ground to get a lower angle.

In the picture above I tried to get close to the rocks and leaves as well as trying to capture a mid angle.