Wednesday, June 10, 2015

Final Exam

 4. 
 
This photo would be my transformative photo. Before this photo, I was more comfortable with taking pictures of still life and objects rather than people. After taking this picture, I realized I actually really enjoyed taking portraits of people and talking to them while taking their picture. My view of photography changed from thinking oh photography is basically just pretty pictures to that photography is a way to connect to people and learn their stories and share them through a picture, because a picture is worth a thousand words. Even though this photo doesn't quite tell a story, process of getting the photo is what changed my view.

5.   The difference between shape and form is that shape is basically like the 2 dimensional outline of an object, whether its a circle or square, while form is more of the 3 dimensional shape of an object and has depth. So the picture in my post for shape shows many different shapes in the picture, such as the oval shape from the leaves to the lines for the flowers while in the picture for the post about form, the flowers are spheres.

6.    The difference between pattern and repetition is that repetition is the repeating of a pattern throughout the whole picture to bring unity. The picture depicted in the post about pattern is just a pattern of lines that are on Haroon's shirt. In the repetition picture, it utilizes the line pattern and repeats throughout the whole picture.

7.    My about page on weebly. Inspirational about page Richard Bernabe.

8. Our last three projects were the commercial shoot, garden photoshoot, and our one-word project. Out of these three, our best one would be our final project, the one-word project. I believe this is our best work because each picture tells a story about each person we took a picture of, through their pose and their quotes. This project really taught us how to communicate with our subjects while taking the pictures. It changed me by making me less shy about asking others more about themselves and asking them to pose a certain way. I learned to see how important communication is in photography to get a good photo with a story.

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