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i think this photograph is successful because it uses the rule of thirds.
ISO: 400
mode: manual
aperture: F8
focal length: 25

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aperture- 6.3, iso-400, shutter speed- 1/20

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complimentary-- the green compliments the red by giving the photo some contrast.
aperture- 7.1, iso- 400, shutter speed- 1/25

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i like this picture because of the consistent color without distractions.the lines from the bricks lead the eyes to the subject. iso--800, aperature--8

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i like this photo because of the color contrast between the green and and the clay. this is taken straight on with ISO of 400, aperture F8, manual mode and focal length of lens at 25

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where there is darkness comes life

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i like this photo because it is taken from up above, but not directly over the pot so that you can see the shape and glow.
ISO: 400
mode: manual
aperture: F8
focal length: 25

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i like this photo because of the different textures however i would change the aperture to get better lighting next time.
ISO: 400
mode: manual
aperture: F8
focal length: 25

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aperture- 80, ios-400

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aperture-80. lens length-5, iso-400

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aperture-50, iso-400

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aperture-80, lens length- 5, iso-400

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aperture-50, iso-400, lens length-70

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aperture-60, iso-400

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this photo shows rhythm through lines and has an interesting aspect due to depth of field. aperture- 6.3, iso-400, shutter speed- 1/20

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this photo uses a simple object that is never looked at and is turned into something

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pattern is seen in the spokes of the tire and also in the brick wall in the background

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there is pattern in the columns and the break in the grass from the concrete

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analogous-- this photo incorporates  the colors of nature: blue, green, and some yellow to create harmony for the viewers eyes

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monochromatic-- green is the solo color for this photo.
aperture- 7.1, iso-400, shutter speed-1/25

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triadic-- the contrasting colors used in this photo give it an interesting composition because it incorporates colors that are not usually seen together.
aperture- 6.3, iso-400, shutter speed- 1/60

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this photo is my favorite because it shows the true candid expression of the subject. it is not simply someone smiling because they are looking at a camera, it is true happiness and joy captured in a photo. iso--800, aperture-- 8

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this photo is interesting to me because its in your face and feels like the subject is looking into your eyes to find something. iso--800, aperture-- 8

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i like the pattern in this photo because it has the lines from the bricks that meet with the wooden lines, making a box around the subject. iso--800, aperture-- 11

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Only one trait controls the appearance of light on a subject: its distribution. however, two more easily manageable characteristics are:

1. Direction, which controls the location of shadows and highlights on the subject, and

2. Apparent Size, which controls the appearance of these shadows and highlights.

broader and narrower light sources are termed "soft" and "hard," respectively, because of how they render the edges of shadows and highlights.  Hard light also increases the likelihood of harsh direct reflections off a subject's skin.  Pores, blemishes, wrinkles and other facial details all become more pronounced with hard light.

Tips for achieving softer light:

Diffuser. Place a larger translucent object in front of the light source. This might include using a lamp shade, or hanging a white sheet or curtain over an open window that receives direct light.

Bouncing & Reflecting. Place your subject so that they receive only bounced or reflected light. This might include moving them a little farther from an open window (just outside the direct rays), or aiming your flash at a nearby wall or ceiling.

you'll end up with a lot less light — potentially requiring a longer exposure time or a brighter flash.

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Excellent synopsis- you did a really good job pulling out the important information and breaking it down.
100/100

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1. What is the purpose of the main light?
The purpose of the key light is to put the light on the subject.

2. What is the purpose of the fill light?
to fill in the shadows created by the key light
3. List the lighting patterns.

Split lighting

Loop lighting

Rembrandt lighting

Butterfly lighting

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saying goodbye to a friend leaving for basic

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coconut festival with good friends

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trying to enjoy the freezing cold water of the springs

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carrying the load down to the beach

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emily and spencer dancing on the roof of the parking garage

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post 2-3 of his photographs and write 10 sentences about his work and your opinion of his timing, composition and ability to capture the perfect moment.

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iso-- 400
aperture-- 4.5

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iso-- 400
aperture-- 4.5

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My artwork called “candy pills” shows lines of tic tacs mixed in with pills (ibuprofen). This was created by placing the pieces in a variety of arrangements using different lighting to create shadows. The meaning behind this artwork is to show that many teens view pills as something harmless to do that gives them satisfaction, like eating candy. I wanted to shoot this image to show how the association of drugs and candy is seen through the eyes of teens, and for people to realize that it is not the same. When i look at this photo i see the pills and think, hmm, that doesn't seem right, and that's what i hope others will see as well.

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the world upside down

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our youth in action

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the hidden man

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golden rays

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i chose this image because it combines my two favorite things; camping and the beach.