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Technique #1 - Lighting Quality and Direction

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Technique #1 - Lighting Quality and Direction

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In this photo I looked at the sun to get the best lighting on the legs of Ella but I also used it because I wanted to get the shadow of Ella in the photo so that there is more to look at in this photo then just Ella on the skateboard.

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I this photo I used Kaitlyn's arm to frame her writing in her note book. I used this because I wanted to have the viewers attention go from her surroundings, then to the main message of the photo which is to show the stresses of a 21st century teenager.

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One of the pictures that I feel like I have most effectively made the viewer take an interest in was the one with the kids holding signs at the march for our lives event in Boston. I used an exacto knife to carve out the words “Save Us” and then made a box around them and lines going through everyone else.

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I used dodging and burning in this photo to direct the viewer's attention to from the police officer to the statue of the man (Robert Gould Shaw) on the horse.

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With this photo I hoped to get the viewer to feel emotion toward the hundreds of people on this rainy day at the March for Our Lives in Boston. I tried to make the main focus of the photo the man holding the sign then to have the viewers attention go to the other people in the crowd then the skyline.

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In this photo I used the repeating squares on the skyscraper to draw the viewer attention. I also showed the bit of the other building to show the changing architecture in cities.

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In this photo instead of taking a picture of the fence from straight on the complete the assignment of repeating shapes in cities, I got lower to the ground and right next to the fence to get the effect that the fence is continuing on for a long time and to take a new perspective of the fence.