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In this photo from 8th grade, I truly found my passion for photography. This photo showed the true meaning of society. Named "Am I Perfect Now?" I received a gold key for scholastic. I love photos like this with true meaning, the depth behind the actual photo representing things in our life. When I was in photography from 6th grade to 8th I hoped to carry on the freedom and willingness to take photography when every i wanted, or keep submitting to scholastic. This photo made me want to continue the passion and led me to be on my trait of meaningful photography.

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This photo was of my friend Emily Citrins eye, her eye has a naturally blue ocean color so I knew that when I would photoshop it that is would give a darker tone color and look a lot darker. It created a seafoam look for the skin then the eye looks darker. The photo is a rule of thirds photo and sharpened an exceeded amount.

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This photo was surprisingly taken in bright lighting in a bright room through a mirror but turned dark cause of the flash no being able to pick a subject to flash on through the mirror. I love how the photo only has me in focus and inside the camera is a somewhat little lighting or anombre. the flash has become a softer yet bright light to have somewhat a focus. This photo is a rule of thirds photo and goes with my theme of black and white contrast

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This photo is for the theme of black and white contrast. It gives off a tone of calmness or goes along with the artistic feel for the theme of my photographs of contrast. It is a lamp post and was taken with a telephoto lens, the photo also deals with rule of thirds.

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This Photo is for the next theme of light and dark. They both create a contrast that gives an aesthetic of bright but also connected with dark lighting that gives an off a tone to create an artistic contrast. The word "Cafe" is to the left because of the elegant lighting of the sign, and for the rule of thirds.

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This photo displays the texture of the rushing rain on the umbrella, with droplets dashing in the background to the slow streams of water running down the umbrella then the still droplets of landing water on the umbrella. This photo goes with the softer tone that appeals to the theme and eye.

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This photo I also love because of the focus on the top of the umbrella but yet the rain droplets are out of focus but in motion. This photo with the droplets is a blurred image for the purpose of the focus of the top of the umbrella. This photo was taken with a telephoto lens and uses rule of thirds to attract the eye to the image.

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This is one of my favorite photos for the theme of water and rain because of the small droplets are just appealing to the eye and the way that they are frozen, which makes this a stop motion photo. It was taken with a telephoto lens of a umbrella under heavy rain.

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This photo is a bench with water droplets all placed in little dips of the bench. The water droplets are all placed perfectly and create a pattern, the focus is in the middle of the photo cause its easier to appeal the eye with a straight line of focus. This photo is still with my theme of water or rain cause of the soft tone.

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this photo is a stop motion photo of water rushing into a drain after a long day of rain. The reason i like this photo is because of the gray tones in the image that give off a soft calm tone.

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This photo is of a book store downtown, the photo is not necessarily part of rule of thirds. the contrast of the black and white if the building and the bright lights of the sign, it creates a mood and tone that shows bright coloring to dark lighting. The lens that was used was a telephoto lens.

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this photo was taken around a drain that was pouring out rain, which caused the lights to give off a different glow cause of the water covering them. The focus of this photo is to be the rule of thirds to capture the attention of the audience.