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Dear Mrs. Hind I hope you enjoy grading my final portfolio. I worked hard to get all of those cool pictures. The pictures are in order from Selfie to Local Color.
Note: The selfie doesn't have the exposure setting because it was taken on a phone.

Thank you,
Baha Ahmed

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Paragraph 1: This picture was one of my favorite selfies I have taken over the summer vacation of 2018. I went with my cousins to a videogame arcade to play on computers and other gaming consoles. We really enjoyed ourselves there and this is special memory for me, because I am pretty sure those memories never repeat.

Paragraph 2: In the process of taking this picture I had no past knowledge about the principles of photography or about the exposure triangle(ISO, F stop, shutter speed). But I tried to take the picture in a different angle to not make it just like a boring picture with no feelings in it or any emotions. I was extremely happy in this picture and this was an unforgettable memory.

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Principles of Photography: Rule of thirds

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Principles of Photography: Rule of thirds

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Paragraph 1: This picture was taken during the Halloween season and we were supposed to go on a photo walk in photography and take some pictures that represent the principles of photography in our school. In this picture there is a poster that I used to represent rule of thirds.

Paragraph 2: In this picture I used multiple strategies to represent rule of thirds. I used a cannon EOS 60d to take this picture. I organized my shot as that the poster is my main subject showing that there is an empty wall on the sides of the poster, and on the left there is a huge space showing what is going on in the picture, showing the complete

Settings: ISO:
Shutter Speed: 1/1600 sse
F stop: 6.3

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Principles of Photography: Leading Lines

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Principles of Photography: Leading Lines

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Paragraph 1: This picture was taken in the aisle near the cafeteria in the school showing the principle of photography; leading lines. My main object(s) was the students in the back doing a class activity. This picture was taken during photography period, we had a photo walk in which we take photos of the principles of photography.

Paragraph 2: This picture was taken at an angle in which the students in the background are the main subject. The leading lines concept is the trash cans and how they are aligned in a way that they are leading to my main subject which is the students in the back. Not just the trash can, but also the tables on the right are also aligned in a way that they are leading to the students in the back.

Settings: ISO: 1600
Shutter speed: 1/160 sec.
F stop: 6.3

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Paragraph 1: This picture, to me is one of the coolest pictures I have ever taken in my life with a DSLR camera. This picture features a principle of photography called Bokeh, which is when the background is blury and the front is clear. This picture shows PE students playing paddle tennis on the school's tennis fields.

Paragraph 2: This picture was taken on the day we went out in second period for a photo walk to take pictures that represent principles of photography. This picture was taken outside the tennis courts with the following settings(settings shown on the bottom of the post). There are different pictures that I took representing bokeh but to me this is the best picture taken between all of them. This picture was taken at an angle in which I had to be facing the direction of the fence.

Settings: ISO: 1600
Shutter Speed: 1/1000 sec.
F stop: 20

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Principles of Photography: Repetition/ patterns

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Principles of Photography: Repetition/ patterns

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Paragraph 1: This picture is really cool at least to me, because this picture really satisfies me when I see it because I like seeing repetitive patterns. This pattern is found at the tennis fence, where there was students influencing me to take this picture even though I didn't want to take it because I thought it was pointless. but now it came in handy and I used in this padlet.

Paragraph 2: This picture I needed my friend's help to tell me how to take it and how to angle the camera. The camera is angled on the side of it to the fence where it shows a really cool pattern that occurs.

Settings: ISO: 1600
Shutter speed: 1/1000 sec.
F stop: 20

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Paragraph 1: This picture was taken by me in the Halloween season. Where we were allowed to go take pictures on Halloween while students are all dressed up and happy with their costumes we were taking pictures of them. This picture was taken in front of Mr. Cornelius's room where he had this scary dead human toy that was in the front of his door.

Paragraph 2: This picture purposely taken at a really low aperture, to add some special effects to the image. I was standing on a bench when this was taken. This picture was taken at a distance of about 50 meters away from the main subject in the picture.

Settings: ISO: 1600
Shutter speed: 1/160 sec.
F stop: 6.3 IMG_0088

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Paragraph 1: This is image is the most beautiful image I have in all of my photos that I have taken with a DSLR camera, This image was taken while doing an assignment for photography class where we had to take pictures of our neighborhood. this flower was barely blooming on that day so I took advantage and took picture of it.

Paragraph 2: I used something new in this image, where I for the first time used the flower/ close up mode in the cannon cameras and i was proud of myself of trying out something new. This picture is one of the pictures that i have in my bedroom and that gives me hope all that comes when i start thinking how gorgeous this flower looks.

Settings: ISO: 125
Shutter speed: 1/80 sec.
F stop: 5.3

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Paragraph 1: This picture is one of my favorite pictures, which I actually chose to print out and post on the class's bullet board as my favorite picture out of all the pictures that I have taken for my black and white. So, let me describe the picture, the picture is in black and white and my main subject is Garrett McGee which is the middle. I tried calling him and then taking a picture of him. when I actually did he made this pretty funny face that made me like this picture.

Paragraph 2: For this picture I had my friend calling Garrett for me and I concentrated on taking an awesome picture. where it shows the principle of photography which is rule of thirds where there is so much space next to Garrett.

Settings: ISO: 1600
Shutter speed: 1/640 sec.
F stop: 6.3

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Paragraph 1: This is one of the pictures that I really like between all my photos because I am so interested in going into high school and specifically cypress high school. Which is home of the centurions. This picture always makes me happy about the kind of high school I will get into, and also makes me proud.

Paragraph 2: This picture required me to be tilted not facing the wall that has the mural on it. and I set my aperture low enough to absorb a lot of light in the camera and one of the strategies I used was rule of thirds where there is too much space next to the main subject which is the mural.
Settings: ISO: 1600
Shutter speed: 1/320 sec.
F stop: 6.3

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Paragraph 1: This picture is one of my least favorite pictures because it is incomplete in terms of the principle of symmetry and that is what is supposed to be represented in this picture, where it shows the two tables facing each other showing that they are cut in half.

Paragraph 2: This picture represents symmetry because it shows the two tables facing each other as if it is a similar relationship between both tables but there is a trashcan that is messing the image where on side has a trash can and the other side doesn't have a trash can. I was standing on a bench while taking the picture where the settings are resulting in a pretty bright picture.

Settings: ISO: 1600
Shutter speed: 1/160 sec.
F stop: 6.3