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This photo was taken for my "Birds & Worms" assignment where I practiced different perspectives for the first time. Before this, I did not know my camera could capture such detail or that zooming out when up close can create an amazing effect in photos. This assignment was a bit hard as it was completely new to me, especially taking a Bird's eye view image. I eventually got used to it and learned my own techniques to do so, but it wasn't always very efficient so I didn't have a similar ratio of Bird Eye Views to my Worm Eye Views. This image was one of my first photos that I correctly used my phone for and used it without any filters present. I was able to frame the sun in the middle of the photo as well, which showed the texture of the bristles from the plant. This also gave contrast of light and shadow, as well as color. Being so up-close to the subject also allowed me to capture the details of the soil and the plant, enhanced by the sunlight. This is mostly surprising since this photo isn't edited and just uses my back camera of my phone. If I went back to this assignment I would love to try to do more creative Bird eye views as they hold a lot of potential but are just difficult to capture, especially without any props or equipment. I would also want to get more detailed and up-close images for worm's eye view as that would be more interesting as well as informational as it would show me the extent my camera can go to.

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This is from my "Everyday" assignment. This assignment forced me to attempt other photography styles that felt a bit weird at first. At that time, I was very stern on using my darker style so it was hard to use other but in the end I just ended up combining photography styles. I find this as a good photo as although it is simple, it's normal for me and that itself tells a story about my life. This image is one of my best as it is very simple and very different from what I usually photograph.  As it is still dark, it also represents the prompt well as it is a part of my everyday life. The photo itself shows enough details and contrast to appear interesting to viewers. The usually ugly and messy scene is also romanticized by the beautiful sunlight peaking through and lighting up the room, as well as showing the color of the bed sheet. This color and pattern is very different from the bed frame, which adds more detail to the image in addition to the obvious texture and form of the fabric. If I went back to doing this assignment, I would try to take more photos that actually show pieces of my life and not just common areas other see as those are usually always pretty while my life isn't in need to look pretty constantly. This could tell my own story and show my perspective to others.

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This photo was taken for my "Scavenger Hunt" assignment and was used for the prompt "Depth". This assignment really forced me to think outside the box and interpret my images differently. This image was originally taken in my free time to highlight the scary scenery, but after the assignment I realized the depth it showed. Most prompts, such as this one, were very difficult to settle a image on. I had many images that would represent a prompt but others that wouldn't represent another at all. After researching the prompts and my photographs, I was able to feel more comfortable in determining where each photo went. I believe that I was able to properly assign each photo in this assignment to the correct prompt. This image, though, stands out to me as one of my best since it holds a lot of detail and potential is edited better. For instance, the shadows and light provide an appropriate amount of contrast and the image isn't as dark as my others. In addition, this photo has a lot of contrast with color that my other photos don't usually have as they are usually around the same color range. This photo also has more feeling than my other photos have that allow it to stand out. If I were to do this assignment again, I would definitely take more newer photos rather than using some old ones. New photos would allow me to interpret the prompts and my way of taking photos in real time, which may help me in the future. 

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This image is from my "Abstract" assignment that we recently did. This assignment helped me find the strongest parts of a photo, as well as think more about other ways to see common things. Doing this was quite difficult at the start since I was unsure what was too little or too abstract and I got insecure on my photos. I overcame this after editing and cropping my images, allowing me to understand that changes can be possible and I don't have to always change the photos. This image used lighting and shadow very well as that is what created the details in the photo, which created the shape and contrast of color present. This photo is one of my best as it is one of the clearest and detailed images that uses my style while also looking more professional. Even though my image is still quite dark, it still has light that adds color to the image. The cup in the image also looks very interesting under the light, which gives the photo more of an appeal. In addition, the raindrops are a clear detail that adds shape and texture to the image that allow the table to look less empty. The photo being cropped also gives it the sense of abstract that the assignment asked for. If I did this assignment again, I would try to use a better camera to capture more of the texture of other scenes and subjects to allow a more abstract piece to be formed.  

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This image is from my "First Edits" assignment in which we first learned how to edit photos on lightroom. When editing, I learned I had to let go of my old photography style as it made the image too dark and too hard to fully see. This took me a while to understand but I believe this photo shows me finally overcoming it and enhancing the beautiful colors of the photo. I believe I did well on this as the contrast between my before and after photos were quite dramatic. I believe this image is one of my bests since it shows the most color and detail, as well as one of my only ones with an actual human. Usually my photos are of inanimate objects, so this was a change. This image also showed a lot more perspective and depth than my other images as those were usually shot directly towards the subject while the subject here wasn't very intentional. The two main subjects in this image (The flowers and the man walking his dog) hold a clear contrast in form and color that make them stand out.  If I were to do this assignment again, I would definitely try to add more images that weren't as dark and some that had more detail and color so it would stand out more. This is one of my only photos from that collection that did so.  I would also try to use less of a filter so the original colors could be enhanced better when edited. 