1.Which is your favorite photo image that you created? Why?

My favorite photo I created was the Pixel Stretch Circular because I love the pattern and the blend in the photo.

2.Which of these image techniques do you think you can apply for future image making? Explain.
The Circular Technique because it can be used for logo designs and other designs that would be used.

 

My big idea with this photo was to use the Oratory theme of Cavalero Field and use it with Kingston. I feel pretty good about the result, I feel like I could have done better but I worked hard on it. I would ask for help more often just to make sure I am not making much mistakes because the help does help a lot.

 

My big idea with this photo was to use the theme of nature and show that there is still beauty in winter. I feel good about the result, I feel like I did a nice job of capturing the picture and putting it into Joe’s head. I would make sure I am doing the right touches around the edges.

 

My big idea with this photo was to show nature again but this time in a much more clear perspective. I took the longest on this picture and put a lot of effort to attempt to perfect it. Next time I would make sure I am making the correct edits and balancing my time.

 

My moodboard has techniques I will use for our double exposure project. I used many photos of Luke Gram because I love his exposure photos and his techniques.

 

Reflecting on my staple city, I like the pattern I did and the “rail road tracks” I did the tracks to show that cities are different all over the world and wanted to show that by putting rail road tracks. Something I have to work on is the background of my images but I am proud of the ideas I have created. I made the staples all different sizes for the cities to also how different buildings are.

 

 

 

The biggest challenge I encountered during this assignment was finding the right angles. When trying to show a fear through an image finding the correct angle is crucial. On my driving picture the angle I took wasn’t the best photo. I took it too close but couldn’t find the angle where I could back up correctly. I could have fixed this from asking him to back up so I could have gotten more space to take the picture. It also took a lot of patience too find the right picture. On my jumped picture it took many attempts to get the right look. We eventually got it but it took patience to achieve that. Effort and patience were the 2 biggest qualities to have for this project. I know I could have did better but I am happy on how my pictures came out.

 

 

 

My moodboard shows 10 fears that people have on the daily. I experience some of these fears and chose pictures of them to use for the project that represent what I believe are great fears and phobias that people have.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1. What strengths and weaknesses do you see in your own work?

Strengths I see in my work is creativity and finding new approaches to take photos. A weaknesses I see in my work is the editing with my adjustments. I continue to improve and work on my mistakes.

2. How might you improve or refine your approach in future photography projects?

I can improve or refine my approach in future photography projects by looking for new angles I can use to change it up a little and see how how the angle impacts the photo.

3. Pick one of your photos, what emotions or messages did you intend to convey through this photograph?

In my simplicity photograph it shows a white line through the big blue sky which I think shows peace and relaxation.

4. Are there specific principles of design you would like to explore further in your photography?

Yes, I would like to explore more into the contrast and emphasis part of photography.

5. What concepts or techniques do you want to experiment with in your next project?

The concept or technique I want to experiment in my next project is how to use lighting and the significance of it and how it can benefit our pictures.

 

My personal connection with Larry Bird is that he is arguably the greatest shooter of all time in the NBA. Larry dominated in the 1970’s and 80’s and his work ethic was incredible. Larry worked harder than everyone else and his hard work paid off. I want to have Larry’s work ethic but not with basketball but with other things in life. Larry didn’t care if he got respect or not he would go out every night and give every team a 30 piece.