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I chose this photo because I like how the red from the apple's stand out against the white background The apple on the far left fits perfectly in the shape of the glass which is aesthetically pleasing. the clarity of the photo makes it appealing to look at and just the distortion of each apple is unique and individual.

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This photo stood out to me because the movements of the subjects look very posed but are actually candid. The hands of the models are darker than the bodies, causing them to stand out. Th double shadow on the left adds some interesting features with the help of background lighting.

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manual, f/6.3, 1/160, ISO 800, 29mm

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rule of thirds & simplicity
manual, f/7.1, 1/80, ISO 800, 55mm

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symbolism
manual, f/6.3, 1/160, ISO 800, 36mm

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Who: Kenyan, Johann, Amber, Chase, Michelle, Claire, Johann, and Duñja (from left to right)
What: Everyone is sitting around watching the game Cornhole being played in front of them.
Where: This was taken in my Uncles backyard.
Why: Everyone was lined up and they are all focused on what's happening in front of them. The background was very complimenting to the photo.

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Who: My dog Jaxx and Totter the otter
What: Totter was hissing and Jaxx and Jaxx was very intrigued.
Where: The canal in my backyard.
Why: It was interesting to me because both animals seemed interested in each other, And Jaxx's head stands out from the water.

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Who: Kennedy, Uña, Kenyan, and Johann
What: My two cousins are talking strategy to each other about the game going on in front of them.
Where: Uncle's backyard
Why: There reactions and facial expressions from both my cousins is interesting, and the shirts on everyone stand out.

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Who: Kennedy
What: She's fixing her makeup in the bathroom.
Where: My cousins's bathroom
Why: The reflection of the subject is the interesting and eye-catching quality of the photo and I think it captures a typical teenage girl's actions.

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manual, 1/80, f/7.1, 53mm, ISO 800

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manual, 1/80, f/7.1, 28mm, ISO 800

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manual, 1/80, f/7.1, 30mm, ISO 800

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manual, 1/80, f/7.1, 25mm, ISO 400

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manual, 1/80, f/7.1, 41mm, ISO 800

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manual, 1/80, f/7.1, 41mm, ISO 800

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manual, 1/80, f/7.1, 41mm, ISO 800

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manual, 1/80, f/7.1, 55mm, ISO 800

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manual, 1/80, f/7.1, 55mm, ISO 800

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manual, 1/80, f/7.1, 43mm, ISO 800

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manual, 1/80, f/7.1, 43mm, ISO 800

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White balance is a tool used in photography that helps alter the temperature of a photo when shooting. Normally our eyes can adjust naturally, but there are some set balances to help.
Auto - The camera makes its best guess on a shot by shot basis.
Tungsten - For shooting indoors; cools down colors.
Fluorescent - Warm up photo compensating for 'cool lighting'.
Daylight/Sunny - Sets things as 'fairly-normal' white balance.
Cloudy - Warms things up a little more than daylight mode.
Flash - If using flash, the camera can be cool, so this mode warms up your shots a touch.
Shade - Lighting in the shade is cooler, so this mode also warms things up a bit.

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Good lighting is very important when it comes to portrait photography. To make sure your subject doesn't turn out too dark, shadowed, or detailed, you must make sure to have distribution. This can be separated into two characteristics; Direction, and Apparent Size. Both of these factors can greatly change the appearance of your subject by using different combinations. Having a harder or softer light can affect how detailed your model's features will appear. This refers to the size of the light source. A Harder light allows for more details, while a softer allows for less.

Finding the right angle includes the correct sense of depth, and depicting facial features as attractively as possible. Depth allows for a more realistic looking portrait, and the appearance of facial features can help avoid unwanted qualities, such as the nose being larger due to casting shadows. Keep in mind the key triangle when trying to find the best options for lighting.
- Too Big (Tall or Wide)
- Too Narrow
-Too Short
This helps with finding a position that s considered the all-around best representation.

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portrait, 1/60, f/4, 23.00mm, ISO 400

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manual, 1/80, f/29, 35.00 mm, ISO 800

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manual, 1/60, f/13, ISO 400, 53.00mm

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manual, 1/80, f/14, ISO 400, 47.00mm

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auto, 1/250, f/7.1, ISO 400, 80.00mm

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auto, 1/250, f/8.0, 400, 23.00 mm

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My artwork is multiple pink soons holding different kinds of candies, (skittles, m&m's, and chocolate). I named it "Support System of the World", to represent the role of females in society. I used the light box for studio lighting and i arranged the spoons specifically to hold the one chocolate in the middle. The overall idea of this can be interpreted in a way that the roles women play in their lives are specifically to help make sure men are on top and in charge, or more noticeable. This is an older way to look at this photo going back to gender stereotyping in a negative connotation. This represents the unfair and unequal mindsets people have towards men and women. My goal was to show a simple way of how society's mind used (and still sometimes does) work. I used simple objects to make the overall project easier to understand. In future art pieces, I would probably try to find food that would correlate better with spoons than candy.

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auto, 1/100, f/5.6, 400, 51.00mm

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manual, 1/60, f/5.0, ISO 400, 55.00mm

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mode: manual
aperture: f/7.1
shutter speed: 1/100
ISO: 400
length: NA

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manual, 1/60, f/29, 35.00 mm, ISO 800

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auto, 1/400, f/7.1, ISO 400, 80.00mm

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manual, 1/125, f/14, ISO 400, 47.00mm

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manual, 1/60, f/13, ISO 400, 55.00mm

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I chose the photo My Tree Bud, because the hole in tree had a very simple color scheme of greys and whites, which stood out against the brick wall behind it.  I think this photo works because the flower stands out as my subject, and the surroundings aren't taking away from it, but adding on.

I chose the photo Tons of Numbers, because the depth of the box adds a frame going towards the green in the back. The numbers are focused in the shallow depth, while everything else is faded.

I chose Framed Flowers because the bright colors in the photo stood out from the white background. This accents the color's even more which I enjoyed.

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I picked these two photos by Henri Bresson because the both captured these seemingly happy and joyful moments of people being childish. All of his photos are in black and white because of the time period he took his photos and I think it emphasizes the picture so much more. It helps simplify and focus in on the main point of the picture, which is usually the person and the action. I think Bresson's timing for photos is the biggest part a to why they're successful. They are candid and in the moment, not planned. For the umbrella photo, the subject is all black and the background is standing out, while the person is also standing out.

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auto, 1/100, f/5.6, ISO 400, 53.00mm

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manual, 1/80, f/18, ISO 400, 32.00mm

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manual, 1/30, f/5.0, ISO 400, 35.00mm

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manual, 1/60, f/29, 35.00 mm, ISO 800

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I chose this portrait for my final picture because it perfectly emphasized my models liking of the food, watermelon. I specifically cut it into the rounded shape to look like a smile which compliments her emotions. The darkness of the setting and outfit helped make the food and my subject overall stand out and more noticeable.

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I chose Photos of Photos for framing because I thought it was a unique subject to pick due to the color and object I used. The framing is a photo booth window I found, and in it you can see me taking the photo. The window frames perfectly and has a nice red to complement and stand out from the rest of the image.

I chose A Tired Truck, because I found a suspended tire which, when I moved to the right spot, perfectly framed the parked truck in the background. I used a shallow depth to accent the tire, yet the truck is still the only main focal point of the photo.

I chose Trips in Tunnels, because it's very bright and colorful to me, while showing kids having fun by crawling through a red tunnel. The green grass contrasts the red, while the black negative area inside the tunnel draws in attention to focus in on the girl inside.

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manual, 1/400, f/8.0, ISO 400, 80.00mm

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manual, 1/20, f/13, ISO 400, 32.00mm

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manual, 1/50, f/29, 34.00 mm, ISO 800

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I chose Vintage Space because the pattern in the open lockers and the hint of age to them made the photo very unique and interesting to me To improve my photo, I could have added more lockers to make the pattern even more noticeable.

I chose, A Plant with A Heart, because the pattern shown in the picture was naturally occurring in the plant and pleasing to the eye. I could better improve this photo by having  something of a different color contradict the green leaves.

I chose Windows of Opportunities because the curve of the building leads you to the right corner of the photo, while having the repeat of the windows intriguing to look at. To improve this photo, I could find another angle that possibly attracts the eye much quicker to the curve of the building.

I chose, A Walk to Remember, because everything is leading to one focal point near the center of the photo, where the subjects were walking towards, as well as having the palm trees complement and naturally frame the photo. To improve this photo, the subjects could look more natural and the angle could be better.

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I chose Almost American for the  triadic color scheme because it is simple and represents the three  primary colors. To make this photo better, I could have waited for the sun to change so the reflection wasn't as noticeable, and maybe change the angle the photo was taken at.

I picked Homecoming Spirit for complementary  because the bright green on the wall pops out as a background and emphasizes the subjects all red outfit. The lighting of the photo could improve the outcome. (the photo came keeps coming up much blurrier than the one on the camera).

I chose The Blue Period for monochromatic because the different shades of light and the negative space surrounding the photo really helps the subject stand out. To improve this photo I could have focused it more.

I chose Colorful Cones for analogous because the red yellow and orange all are similar in colors on the color wheel, and together they flow together. Angling myself could help make this photo more interesting to look at.

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manual, 1/50, f/29, 34.00 mm, ISO 800

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I chose All Natural because the subject (Taylor), looks genuinely happy and has a huge 'natural' smile, which fits with the theme of the project.

I chose Killer Looks because the lighting for the photo was darkened and it set the mood for the model's serious face which goes in hand with the overall theme of the picture.

I chose Waiting for Change because with the way the subject is set to look, she looks very focused and kind of in a thinking mood about something deep and intense. In reality, she was probably distracted by a bug flying by, causing the irony of the photo.

I picked A Woman's Best Friend, because the contrast, yet similarity of the dog and the wall behind it stands out and makes the photo interesting, while Taylor is wearing dark clothes, making her pop out.

I picked Flowing with Confidence because it is following the rule of thirds and has a darker tone to it. The face of the subject is very serious and calm and to me represent absolute confidence, hence the title.