Toys

This assignment is about creating depth and reality through plastic toys. I interpreted this assignment as a way to create real life scenes with toys and make them stand out. enjoy!

Portraits

In this assignment I worked with two different models against a white background focusing on their "reality" self, with no poses or "planned"photos. I would talk to the models and try to get them to relax and be their natural self.  Side Note: Sorry the two models are mixed together. Enjoy!

Repetition

This assignment was to create depth through repetition of multiple object. I interpreted this assignment by putting objects that were similar to each other next to each other creating depth.

Depth!

This assignment was all about having an object in the foreground and an object in the background creating a sense of depth. The idea was to have a picture looking like it was going from front to back, not side to side or up and down. I interpreted this assignment by having one person in the foreground and another person in the background.

Leading Lines!

I interpreted this assignment as taking photos that essentially get smaller into the distance creating a sense of depth. For example the picture above shows a large road but your eye is drawn to the depth of the photo and the road "disappearing" past the horizon line. That is what I looked for when I took the pictures of the leading lines.

Rule of Thirds

This assignment was all about taking pictures on the  connecting points of a grid. Placement photos are when your subject is on the connecting points but division photos are when the horizon line is on the connecting points. I focused on bringing out the object and keeping open space around it.