Technical Reflection: I learned about leading lines, centering subjects, and portrait close ups. I used portrait close ups the most, on multiple occasions, and was able to produce some of my favorite photos. I made sure to use small aperture numbers in order to make sure that my subjects were shop and in focus. Personal […]
Technical Reflection: During this first semester, I’ve improved on taking photos with almost perfect lighting. In the beginning of the year, they used to be super bright or way too dark. The picture of my cat is a great representation of me overcoming this issue. Personal Reflection: At the beginning, I was interested in photography […]
Beginning of the class In the beginning of the year I figured that photography would be a class where we just take pictures and upload them for people to see. I never realized that there is so much that goes on behind the scenes before uploading pictures or even deciding which pictures will work. I […]
My photography journey: The beginning: When I first started I thought photography would be easy but it was much harder than I imagined it to be. There was so much to learn that I had never thought of before. After taking pictures this whole semester and looking back at them I can see the growth […]
Technical Reflection: This semester of photography has taught me how to use a camera. I have learned skills that will be useful for whenever I have a camera in my hands, and I can always improve these skills. I have figured out how to work nearly all of the camera settings. I have also learned […]
Technical Reection:What specic photography techniques (like focus, composition, or lighting) did you improve onthe most this semester? Can you give examples of photos where you used these techniquessuccessfully?Personal Refection:How has your perspective on photography changed since the beginning of this course? Whathave you learned about yourself through the projects you’ve completed?Creative Refection:Which project or photo […]
My Photography Journey: From Snapshots to Stories Starting Out: More Than Just Clicking a Button When I first joined photography class, I thought it would just be about pointing a camera and clicking a button. I had no idea how much there was to learn—about light, angles, focus, and even the stories a single photo […]