Manual Focus Photography

With Both of these photo's I took a close photo and a far distant photo with manually focusing on the subject which is the clock.

ISO effects on Photography

In this photo I went to a dark class room and use the settings (ISO-3200), One thing that i've noticed by taking this photo is that this photo seems further away then the other photo that i took below.

In the photo to the right I had used (ISO-1600) this photo seems to be closer then the one above and it as well seems to be brighter than the first photo i took as well.

Point of view photography

 In this photo to the left shows an object being taken from a down prospective view.

In the photo to the right shows an up looking view of a light going towards the trailers.










In the Photo to the left shows photography of a close up of a random rubber duck that i had found on the curtis campus.











In the photo to the right was a photo of my choice that i did a close up photo of a cover of a magazine which i made this photo look as if it was me taking the photo of the actual person.

Interupted Patterns

in the photo presented to the right is the a radiator cage that the pattern is getting interrupted by an Orange soda ( Fanta ) bottle.

As you see in the following photo there is a lock that interrupts the flow of the lockers.

Patterns Photography

Beauty of Patterns

Contrast Photography

This Photo is a good photo of colorful leaves on a black car. This picture has great contrast that brings out the true colors of the leaves and brings more attention to the leaves in the picture.

Leading Lines Photography

 Leading lines refers to a composition technique whereby the viewer's eye is attracted to lines that lead directly to the principle subject in the image. As shown in this photo there are lines from the poles directly in front, on the walls and also the net on the right hand side. 

This photo gives an example of Leading Lines because it is showing the people the direction of where the photo is focusing and leads the person to look further into the photo.