Blog Response# 6

     My favorite picture was probably the one of the forest that was on fire. I would not have made the picture of it raining on my top 100 because people see rain quite often. I think the photographer who took the picture of people out in the sea was in the most danger because he could have fallen in and got hurt.

Camera Placement -Distance to Subject Far- MP

Camera Placement -Angle Down- MP

Blog# 5

     I think that the worst thing the photographer did in these photos is not wait for the kids to calm down a bit. I think that the photographers obligation was to take a nice picture of the customers children with santa. I don't think that the customers should have had to pay for the picture even if it their children are at fault.

Bugs Eye View MP

Unity MP

Pattern MP

Frozen Motion MP

Leading Lines MP

Blog Response #4

     A problem of doing this kind of project is that I might run out of ideas after a while of taking pictures. I think you can learn how to be committed to something by doing this kind of project. I really think that it is cool that he did this project and also that he didn't just do the same face and back round but he changed it up a bit. 

Blog Response #3

    I think that I know what maybe two or three of the icons mean. To find out what the icons mean I would go through the icons taking different kinds of pictures. I have zero idea what A-DEP means.

Blog Responce: #2

    I like his photos a lot. My favorite picture is the fourteenth picture because I think it is very well done. I don't think I would be able to do this because the painting would have to be very close to the actual thing. 

Blog Question #One:

      I think that the three simple rules for taking good photographs is focus, interest, and importance. Focus is needed because people aren't going to want to look at a picture that is blurry. Interest is needed because a person needs to be interested in what they are looking at. Importance is needed because people don't want to look at something that is irrelevant to them.

21. Camera Placement -Distance to Subject -Far-

20. Camera Placement -Distance to subject -Midrange-

19. Camera Placement -Distance to Subject -Close-

18. Camera Placement -Angle Straight On-

17. Camera Placement -Angle Down-

16. Camera Placement -Angle Up-

15. Unity

14. Emphasis -Rule of Thirds-

13. Emphasis -Framing-

12. Emphasis -Selective Focus-

11. Contrast -Sharp Contrast-

10. Contrast -Back Lighting-

9. Contrast -Low Key-

8. Contrast -High Key-

7. Balance -Informal Balance-

6. Balance -Formal Balance-

5. Rythm

4. Pattern

3. Movement -Blur for Effect-

2. Movement -Frozen Motion-

1. Movement-Leading Lines

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