Second Portrait

Composition Review- 3 Rules

Before

After  

Rule of Thirds: http://digital-photography-school.com/rule-of-thirds/
Depth of Field: http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/depth-of-field.htm
Reflection: http://iphonephotographyschool.com/reflection-tips/

First Portrait

People: Lucas Williams, Catherine Hou, Katherine Lin

Camera Raw Effects: 

On Entire Picture: 

Temperature:0

Tint:0

Exposure:-0.1

Contrast:0

Highlights:-46

Shadows:-100

Whites: -100

Blacks +8

Clarity:+8

Vibrance: -18

Saturation: -70

On Shoes:

Saturation:+100

Defringe: -45

Depth of Field

Self-Portrait

Satisfaction

Third Photo Assignment-My Third Rule

Rule 1:Perspective

This picture exemplifies perspective. By placing the boy in front of the painting of the baseball player and placing his body in the figure of the baseball player, it looks like he is holding the bat, if the photo is taken from the front.

Rule 2: Rule of Thirds

Using rule of thirds, I provided a view of the scene that puts the people on the basketball court into perspective. Furthermore, the lamp post in the upper left intersection took up space on the left side. Finally, the tint of the sky put a night-like perspective onto the actually day scene.

Rule 3: Simplicity

I took a picture of a plant with rocks as the background. After cropping this so that the plant is centered, I focused on making the plant stand out from the rocks. I used a saturation tool to nullify the rocks of their color and turn them in to grey scale, which showed the vibrancy of the plant and allowed it to be the center of the photo.

Rule1: Persepective

Rule 2: Rule of Thirds

Rule 3: Simplicity