Composition 9/11 - The first 6 rules of Photography

Avoiding Merges 

I choose this picture because it gives the statue enough space, and because it has a plain background.

Composition 9/11 - The first 6 rules of Photography

Framing

I chose this photo because the main focus is the smoke, but it shows where it happen, and as soon as you see this picture you know what happen or what it is.

Composition 9/11 - The first 6 rules of Photography

Balance

 This photo is equally balance, there are people on the bottom of the photo going left to right and people on top on the photo.

Composition 9/11 - The first 6 rules of Photography

Lines

The fact that the photographer took the picture from this perspective makes the photo more interesting, there is a lot of lines throughout the photo, but you can still see the background.

Composition 9/11 - The first 6 rules of Photography

The rule of Thirds

i choice this picture because, they divided the three buildings equally, and it seems very spacious in the photo.

Composition 9/11 - The first 6 rules of Photography

Simplicity

The reason i picked this picture is because the main focus in the picture is the United States flag, there are more things in this picture but what people look at is the flag.

Great Black and White Photographers Part two

Great Black and White Photographers 

Part Two:

          Eugene Atget was born on February 12, 1857, and passed away on August 4, 1927. He is a French photographer and documents the architecture of Paris. During World War I Eugene gave up on photography since he saw Valentine's son Leon die right in front of him, he kept all of his achieves in the basement for safekeeping. He liked to call himself an actor because he gave lectures and readings. The school he at tented was Drama School, but only part time since he was draft for the military service.

          Timothy O'Sullivan was born on the year of 1840, (no recored of the month or day) and passed away on January 14, 1882. Timothy was known for his work related to the American Civil War and the Western united States. He was born in Ireland and came to New York when he was two years old with his parents. When the Civil War began he was commissioned a first lieutenant in the Union Army and later was present at Beaufort, Port Royal, Fort Walker, and Fort Pulaski. There is no records of him fighting. From 1867 to 1869, he was an official photographer on the United States Geological Exploration of the Fortieth Parallel under Clarence King.

          William Henry Fox Talbot was bron on February 11, 1800 and passed away on September 17, 1877. He was a British inventor and photographer pioneer who invented the calotype process. His work in the 1840s on photo-mechanical reproduction led to the creation of the photo glyphic engraving process, the precursor to photogravure. He is remembered as the holder of a patent which, some say, affected the early development of commercial photography in Britain. 

Great Black and White Photographers

Great Black and White Photographers

Part 1:

Eugene Atget: 

Timothy O'Sulluvin:

William Henry Fox Talbot:

Unusual and Interesting Photos

Unusual and Interesting Photos

Part: 3

1. Three important things photographers have to remember when they are out shooting is they have to use good lighting, have an imagination, put yourself in their shoes, and show expression.

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3. A picture that looks like the painting:

4. They photographer did follow the suggestions fully.

5. They style of the painting that might influence me the most is the artistic and the imagination of the painting.

Unusual and Interesting Photos

Unusual and Interesting Photos

Part 2:

1. I picked this photo because they did this on 9/11 and the picture is pretty.

2. I found this photo on the Sports photojournalist of the Year category.

3. It won 1st place in the Sports photojournalist of the Year.

4. The photographer took the picture in a different angel then other photographers.

5. The subject of the photo had a lot to do with why they picked the photo, it was on 9/11, and it shows the people under the flag supporting.

6. The photographer had to make his picture different then others, make it unique.

Unusual and Interesting Photos

Unusual and interesting photos

Part 1:

1. My reaction to his work is impressed, i like it.

2. I think he made the photos using photoshop, it looks like he used 3 pictures and put them in different angels.

3. The Luhrs Tower, it is located downtown Phoenix, Arizona. It is 14 stories high, and the styple of the building is art deco/ art modern.

Happy

I don't think i achieved any of the rules in this picture.

Something Metal

I think i achieved the Simplicity and Avoiding Mergers, the main object is the metal on the lockers and the background is plain.

Something Red

I don't think i achieve any of the rules of compositions.

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