Framing Photos

Leading Line

-The focal point of this picture is sara walking.
-The wall starts away and keeps going past sara
-I think I could have done better, this picture is a little blah.














-I guess the focal point in this picture is into the forest from the leading line
- The path starts beyond the picture and goes into the trees.
- I like this one even though no one is in it.


















-Saras face is the focal point of the leading line.
-The lines begin beyond the picture with her feet and lead up her body to her face.
-I think I did OKAY on my first attempt.

Critique

I chose this picture because its simple yet there are many things in the picture. I like the lighting and how it is overcast so there are no harsh shadows. I also like the contrast of the white geese against the green grass. The tree is the biggest thing in the picture, and there is only one and there are a lot of geese walking by, I think this picture is really unique.

Changing the position or distance of your object made you see it in a different way. You might like it up close or far back. It made each picture have character.

Don't think, Shoot!

When I think of "shooting from the hip" I think of just taking random pictures of something I like, but not looking at it until I have already taken the picture. "Shooting from the hip" Changes your perspective on objects, and makes the picture better over all and more interesting to look at. My closer up photos I think came out better because sometimes far away photos are just too boring.