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How I was creative with this photo was making the animal take up the whole frame. I did this by firstly, taking the photo close to the animal and then cropping in even more.

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How I was creative with my photo was that I saw a messed up part of a wall and thought of making the frame crooked to match the messy vibe of the wall.

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Something that I learned about taking macro photography is that I really prefer to use manual focus than auto. How it's demonstrated in this photo is manually focusing the camera on the bee and flower in front rather then the ones in the back.

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How this photo encapsulates my chosen photographer is their time that they took photos. Back when colored photography wasn't a thing so I emulated that by editing my photo to fit that "old" style. Also the photographer Carleton Watkins specialized in landscape.

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How I was creative  in general was capturing something that most people wouldn't really think on capturing. I also took the photo on a tilted angle.

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How I was creative with this photo was trying to capture the unique shape of clouds in a aspect ratio that I usually don't take photos in. 

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How I was creative with this photo was by keeping the bubble on the wand while taking the picture. I also utilized the sky in my photo with the blue background and white clouds.

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The principle that my photo follows is simplicity. My overall experience with this was calming, I liked that.  

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Since I learned that cold tones aren't really recommended for some types of food. I used warmer tones to emphasize comfort that you get from eating cookies.

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How I was creative with this collage of photos was that I didn't make it all plants like how most green things are. While yes I do have some plant images, it doesn't make up most of the photos.

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How I was creative with this image was most of the general colors being colorless except three "sections" of the cube colored with stuff from the background. This is an accident but I'm glad that I got this shot either way.

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What I learned in this project was more on the Photoshop side rather than the photography side. I learned how to add logos to related product photos and how to create "backgrounds" as well instead of using the background already in the photo.

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I was creative with this photo by emphasizing a single dandelion, also to show the grass in the back for a more green background.

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How I was creative with this challenge was that I made the single piece of paper into an origami "balloon" and drew a face on it. I pointed/angled the camera to the sky since I though it look better and also the clouds looked cool today.

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What I've learned within this photo is well mini me's in the form of these little doodles within the picture coming out of the sketchbook. I also somewhat used ghosting on the chair and book. I used a photoshop tutorial I did with another photo on this as well.

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Look at this goat. I took the picture when the goat was looking at the camera, and the lighting behind the goat made it stand out a bit more.

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I just like the general vibe/feel of the photo. Can't really pin point it. I could've used a different for the light though.

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I learned how to use photoshop a bit. This is shown by, being able to add a bit of color to the water. I also learned about the healing brush by removing stray water droplets.

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The photo that I took here shows the element of value. It clearly shows how the light is coming in from the windows and the darkness from the surrounding area.

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Nothing much I did here, I just aimed my camera at the puddle and tried to get the sky in it. To make the sky pop out I made the color white balance temp more cooler and warmer and Just tried making the colors more cooler.

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I tilted my camera a bit to give it a unique angle on the photo. I also made it so that a "building" in the middle-ish looks like theres light coming out of little windows

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The most important thing I learned from shutter speed to stand still and or make your camera as still as possible when taking low shutter speed photos. The timer before a photo is taken feature on the camera.

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To make my picture stand out, I pretty much sticked to one color or colors like here is white n blue. I also just went wild with the color settings, putting everything(mostly) all the way up.

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What I learned about aperture is that you have to be relatively close to the subject in order for the effect to take place. It's shown in this photo by allowing the close parts of this tree to be more clearer whilst the background is out of focus. 

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I used a leaf that was on the ground. Tried making it so that the leaf was bigger than the trashcan but it ended up looking like some part of a monster or something.

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One thing I learned about flatlays is being able to layer paper using boxes and stuff. Although I couldn't really use this in this picture, it is something that I can use in future photos.

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I like to draw! and to play video games. I mostly like landscape photos.