"After All Night"-Corey Arnolds

This photo has a combination of both warm colors and cool colors, but the blues and grays seem to taker over and give the photo a peaceful and even lonely feeling.

Project 2- Framing and Composition Techniques

For this project, we took numerous photos to fit the 8 framing and composition techniques, rule of thirds, frame within a frame, close up, bird's eye view, bug's eye view, leading lines, diagonals, and filling the frame.  We then chose our best 3 photos of each of the 8 techniques and edited at least 1 of the photos from each technique.  The following photos include my 8 best edited photos (1 from each of the techniques) and a contact sheet of 36 photos that include both my original and edited photos.   

Contact Sheet

Rule Of Thirds  

Frame Within a Frame

Close Up

Bird's Eye View

Bug's Eye View

Leading Lines

Diagonals

Filling the Frame

EXTRAS:

Here are 3 of my favorite additional photos that I did not edit but wanted to post on the blog.  

Bird's Eye View

Fill the Frame

Leading Lines

Project 1

I cropped and centered this photo so that the telephone was the main focus, and put it in black and white with high contrast in order to give it an eerie feeling.

I cropped the top of this photo so that the main focus was on the transmitter, and added a filter that saturated the colors a bit more, making the phone look more yellow, and the transmitters' holes have an orange glow.

I cropped and centered this photo so that the phone was the center and vertical in the frame.  I added a filter that darkened the background a bit and brought the attention onto the phone.

For this photo, I cropped the outer edges and brightened the photo so that my cat's features were more noticeable.  I added a filter that gave the photo an "old family album" feeling.

Another picture of my cat, from below our balcony.  He was peering at the camera from through the bars so I decided to crop the image so that he was the center focus, and added a black and white filter in order to give it a dark feeling.

For this photo, I added a filter that fuzzed the edges of my cat's fur, which gave the photo a warm feeling.  It almost looks like a painting.

My Summer

Ollale Lake Fishing Trip