Thursday, December 20, 2012

Color Composition

                                          Blue

                                          Green

                                          Purple

                                          Red

                                          Yellow

                                          Orange

Camera Settings

                                             Fast Shutter

                                             Fast Shutter

                                             Aperture

                                             Aperture

                                              Slow Shutter

                                            Slow Shutter

Monday, October 29, 2012

Found Panorama

 I like this panoramic photo because the clouds look really awesome. I like how they are curved, it makes them really pop out at you. Also, I really like the perspective of this photo.

I really like this panoramic photo because it seems as if the shoreline goes on forever. The way it is curved makes you feel like it is right next to you and as your eyes follow the shoreline it slowly converges into the grass. 

Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Found Faces Story

          Hello, my name is Tanysha. People think I'm shady because I tend to be everywhere and nowhere at the same time. But who cares what people say, I'm a free soul. I come from a wonderful, tight-knit family. My mothers name is Shani-qua, and my fathers name is Phil. But Phil is not short for Phillip, so don't get that confused, he hates that. Sadly, I do not have any siblings. My parents said that they couldn't handle any more kids after me, whatever that means. But that's neither here, nor there. Anyways, I am a guidance counselor. That is my job in life, people tell me it is what I was born to do. I was blessed with the "Guidance Counselor look" if you know what I'm saying. Plus, I love helping people feel better, and helping them through rough times. I spend a majority of everyday counseling, making that sweet cash money, but I do have a little bit of time for other trivial activities. For example, my favorite thing to do in my free time is troll. People define "trolling" in many different ways. To me, trolling is just messing around with people, and going crazy. Even though I love to troll, it is not my specialty. I am secretly very good at singing. Although, I auditioned for American Idle last year and... well I really don't want to talk about it. Regardless, I'm a great singer, and my mother agrees. So stop judging me.

Found Faces






Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Composition

                                          Converging

                                          Diagonal 


                                         Different Angle

                                          Filling the Frame

                                         Framing 

                                          Horizontal

                                         Rule of Thirds

                                          Vertical

Friday, September 21, 2012

Found Composition

                                                             Different Point of View

                                                                        Framing

 
Diagonal

                                                                   Converging Lines

                                                                      Rule of Thirds

                                                                  Filling the Frame

                                                                        Horizontal

                                                                           Vertical

Thursday, September 13, 2012

National Geographic Post


I like this picture because the color reflecting on the cave walls is super pretty. Also, from the angle that this picture is taken, the man stands out in the picture because the other objects are framing him. The bubbles coming out from the man's mask look really cool, I like how the photographer caught this picture at that exact moment.

Friday, June 8, 2012

Ansel Adams

    Before attending private school, Ansel's father and aunt tutored him at home. He was not successful in the many schools he attended before that. Besides being a photographer, Ansel enjoyed nature and taught himself to play the piano and read music. His first fully visualized photograph was created in 1927. This photo was the monolith, The Face Of Half Dome. When Ansel was four he badly broke his nose during an earthquake. The diploma that Ansel earned was equivalent to earning an 8th grade diploma. Ansel was born into a rich family, but in 1907 the family fortune collapsed.
   
      I chose this picture because it means a lot to me. It symbolizes that your life is just like a bumpy  road. It has its bumps and turns and unfortunate accidents. If you do not pay close attention, those short moments in your life will pass you by. Its easy to get lost in if you don't follow the signs. The black & white coloring in this photo makes it seem more realistic. It puts more depth into it all. Brings out the clouds more, and the white lines in the road. No matter where life takes you, you just need to take a deep breath, and go with whatever comes your way.


Black & White

                                          Abstract

                                          Abstract

                                          Landscape

                                          Landscape

                                          Portrait

                                          Portrait

                                          Texture

                                          Texture

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Camera Settings

                                                                        Aperture

                                                                        Aperture

                                                                  Fast Shutter Speed

                                                                   Fast Shutter Speed

Slow Shutter Speed

                                                                  Slow Shutter Speed