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Good portraitsThere is a photo of a man leaning his forehead on an instrument, which looks to be a cello(?) or bass. He has his eyes closed, and his lips are still.
1. I like this photo because it involves a relationship between a person and an instrument, And I myself love music.
2. Simplicity is a composition rule evident in this photo. The background is plain white and doesn't distract from the subject .
3. This portrait was taken by taken by an unknown artist from Pinterest.
Oldest Things in the World
There is a photo of Mountains but it is taken from a low angle, there is water at the bottom of the image.
1. I like this photo because the ocean and mountains and this photo sort of reminds me of the top of a mountain in New Mexico. I like the colors, the blue with the white.
2. A rule of photography I see in here is balance.They positioned the camera so there were mountains in the background, balancing the whole photo.
3. This photograph was taken by a photographer named Rachel Sussmen.
Eagle Flying
This is a picture of an eagle flying with his wings spread wide and is just magical.
1. Eagles are one of my favorite animals, which is why I chose this picture. It looks completely like a boss.
2. A rule of photography here is the Rule of Thirds. The eagle is situated on the right side of the shot.
3. This photograph was taken by Gord Aker.
Spiral Staircase
This is a photo of a huge spiral staircase, which the arch is gently curving around the top of the photo. I really liked this photo because the stairs in the picture are old and curving. I also like the nostalgia feeling of this picture
2. One rule of photography I see is leading lines. The lines of the stair railing lead the viewers eyes to the center of the photo. Other rules of photography here are depth and pattern. There are patterns on the wall and there is a different level of staircase in top middle and bottom of the picture.
3. Photographer Christian Richter took this photo.
Time lapse Video
The video composed of time lapse shots at Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil.
1. In the video there was a time lapse of many attractions in Rio. there was a lot of places were it was at the ocean, so there were some cool shots of waves and water.
2. The photographer was Kate May and as been a regular photographer for a long time and was inspired to do a time lapse by a video from Tom Lowe.
3. This photograph was taken by a photographer named Rachel Sussmen.
Eagle Flying
This is a picture of an eagle flying with his wings spread wide and is just magical.
1. Eagles are one of my favorite animals, which is why I chose this picture. It looks completely like a boss.
2. A rule of photography here is the Rule of Thirds. The eagle is situated on the right side of the shot.
3. This photograph was taken by Gord Aker.
Spiral Staircase
This is a photo of a huge spiral staircase, which the arch is gently curving around the top of the photo. I really liked this photo because the stairs in the picture are old and curving. I also like the nostalgia feeling of this picture
2. One rule of photography I see is leading lines. The lines of the stair railing lead the viewers eyes to the center of the photo. Other rules of photography here are depth and pattern. There are patterns on the wall and there is a different level of staircase in top middle and bottom of the picture.
3. Photographer Christian Richter took this photo.
Time lapse Video
The video composed of time lapse shots at Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil.
1. In the video there was a time lapse of many attractions in Rio. there was a lot of places were it was at the ocean, so there were some cool shots of waves and water.
2. The photographer was Kate May and as been a regular photographer for a long time and was inspired to do a time lapse by a video from Tom Lowe.
3. Panasonic saw May's Iceland video and wanted her to do a time-lapse fore them. She chose to go to Rio.
4. I learned that some cool things take time to make, and that you have to be patient and not get stressed by everything even though you may want it now.
I had trouble posting the pictures, sorry.
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