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I feel this photo was successful in using shadows to accent the subject of the photo.

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Contrary to the other photo, I think this photo is successful in making the shadow the subject of the photo. The shadows are much more defined and interestingly shaped in this one.

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MASIL:
f/6.3
1/2500
ISO-800

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The idea behind my still life was to present a problem we all deal with - addiction. While it might not be of the scale of which or with the substances that are presented here,   we can all agree we've  become addicted to something at one point in our lives. Whether you're a workoholic, eat too much, or just really into that new tv show, we all have our vices and they can consume us just as easily as we consume them.
MASIL:
f/5.6
1/60
ISO-400

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MASIL:
f/5
1/200
ISO-400

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Henri Cartier-Bresson does a great job of capturing the "Decisive Moment". He captures the motion and action of the subjects in interesting ways. His composition is great, and his photos really lead your eye throughout the picture. His use of symmetry and leading lines makes his photos more appealing. The way he captures his subject in their actions show a lot of emotion. The lighting in his photos is amazing. The black and white photos really emphasize the great lighting. I found his photos in which the subjects were just silhouettes to be the most interesting.

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It took me forever to figure out what colors i wanted to make this. And I know, I'm the best at coming up with titles for my work.

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I chose this one because I liked how the lollipop has multiple colors to "pop" out in contrast to the black and white of the photo.
f/16
1/200
ISO-200

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I really liked the lighting in this photo.
f/5.6
f/60
ISO-800

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The primary source of light is usually called the main or key light. Additional lights can be added to enhance the photo. Distribution of the light controls the appearance. It can be separated into two characteristics: Direction and Apparent Size.
Hard Light vs Soft Light:

Hard Light - Smaller light size, abrupt shadows and highlights
Soft Light - Larger light size, gradual shadows and highlight

Portraits benefit from softer light.
To achieve softer light, use a diffuser and bounce/reflect. Closer light sources become softer. Closer light sources illuminate the subject more unevenly. Find the right angle to light from. A way to achieve both a sense of depth and good appearance is to place the light so that the far cheek depicts a "key triangle" of light.

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I chose this one because I thought it was an interesting pose, and liked the natural light created by the sky.
f/36
1/80
ISO-800

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I chose this one for the background, and the contrast between the blue of his shirt and the green of the leaves.
f/29
1/80
ISO-800

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I liked this photo because of the shadows on his face, and how they almost go straight down the middle.
f/18
1/60
ISO-800

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ISO 400
f/3.4
1/50

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ISO 400
f/3.4
1/80

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ISO 400
f/3.4
1/30

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ISO 1600
f/4
1/2

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ISO 400
f/3.5
1/5

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ISO 400
f/4.5
1/25

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ISO 400
f/4.5
1/100

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ISO-800
f/3.4
1/50

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ISO 400
f/5
1/25

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ISO 400
f/3.4
1/8

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ISO 800
f/2.5
1/60

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ISO 800
f/3.5
1/15

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ISO 400
f/8
1/100

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ISO 400
f/8
1/400

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ISO 400
f/8
1/500

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The 5 photos I found most interesting from Time's 100 photographs

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The fact that the the photographer took his own life because he felt haunted by the pictures he took of the famine in Africa shows how terrifying this world we live on can be, and that really stuck with me.

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I feel that this image really shows the true terror those inside the tower and those watching felt on that terrible day.

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Space has always interested me more than anything. For as long as I can remember, I've looked up at the stars and wondered what could be up there.

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I love this picture for the same reason that I love the "Pillars of Creation"; it's about space. It's amazing how far we've come.

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The mystery of Loch Ness and the supposed lake monster that lives there is very interesting to me.

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ISO 400
f/8
1/800

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ISO 400
f/5
1/25