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I made this picture on the Turnagain Arm Trail between McHugh Creek and Potter's Marsh on a fall day in October 2020 about six months after I first started making photos. It was made on a Nikon D7200 with a kit lens 18-140mm f3.5-5.6. Settings were ISO 1600, 27mm zoom, f22, and 1/250s.

I liked this photo then and I still like it now for the forced perspective given by the line of trees on the left side of the image. I wanted to convey that I was walking through a tree tunnel and I couldn't do it unless I included those in the margins. I edited for warmer colors too to convey that we were having a beautiful fall day with an incredible sunset.

Something I would have done differently then is try harder to learn my camera settings to make better pictures. Looking at those settings specs make me laugh because it makes it very clear I had no idea what I was doing!

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I took this picture outside of the West Anchorage Library. I took it on a Cannon EOS R50 with a 24-70mm f/2.8 lens. I took this with the ISO 800, 42mm, f/8.0, and a shutter speed of 1/125s.

I think this photo is really cool because of colorful shadows and artistic decorations juxtaposing with the dark background. I think it really makes them pop. I really made this photo happen in the editing process. I heavily darkened as much as I could to maximize the shadows while still keeping the decorations lighted.

If I could do something differently I wish I could have figured out a way to remove the light bar in the middle of the photo. Although I think the photo is still strong with it, I feel it distracts form the shadows and decorations.

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When making this photo I zoomed in the one tree through a window and then used a kaleidoscope lens and it turned out really cool.

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I didn’t really know what to do with shadows so I decided to just do something simple. This is an origami bunny and I put a light facing it. I like how the shadow has little waves on the side of it.

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I took this photo in the science wing and took it from behind a door. I took just a normal photo and then edited the photo.

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I took this photo outside of west high school, this image was taken on a Iphone 13 Pro Max with a 13mm f1.8 lens, ISO at 40, 14mm zoom and 1/99s

I liked this photo because of how the trees look with all the snow on them and how simple it looks.

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I took this photo using the lens attachments Ms. Langford let us use with our phones and thought that the way the light refracted off of the calidoscope lens makes it look like the world is breaking.

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I took this photo with kaleidoscope lens over my iPhone camera. I placed the tree in focus and made sure I got all the copies in focus as well. In editing I increased the clarity and also change the exposure and light in the photo so that we can see the streaks of light better. I like that I could capture the light streaks in the photo. Next time I will try to get more of the tree in the photo.

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I took this picture in the downstairs woodworking shop in the cte wing. I positioned a mini portable light that I had on my keys next to my phone and turned on the timer while I held an umbrella.

I wish the lights in that room didn't turn on automatically because then I could've looked for a simpler background.

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When I made this photo I had to get really close to the tree to get the tree to be in the full frame. The first thing that I like is that the blue sky background is really pretty. I also really like how the top of the tree had a lot of branches but the middle doesn't.

If I were to take this picture again I would try and get the top of the tree in more of the middle of the frame.

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I took this photo by getting really close to a tree and then looking up at the sky to capture the spread of branches. I really like the colors on the bark and feel like they make the photo more interesting.

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For this photo, I put my photo mode in portrait and monotone and pointed my phone upwards right next to the trunk to make the tree look big and I adjusted the settings and filters to make it look better.

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I took this picture to show the beautiful silhouette of the teach against the clear and soon to be bright sky

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I made this photo on my iphone 13 pro max, I believe this is a good photo bc it’s shows all the different shadow patterns and even different shows the different shades of shadows. What I could’ve done to make the photo better was probably lower the brightness of the photo.

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I took this photo right next to the front office door to take a picture of this tree and I put catch lights and then it show the sunrise on the wall from the building and also just a lil exposure but not too much

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When making this photo, I had my friend use his flashlight and direct it toward the top of an apple sauce cap to create a shadow of the front of an airplane. I think this photo is very cool because not many people see it so that's what makes it interesting about it. I took this photo on my Iphone.

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The subject of my photo is a tree outside the school. I tilted my phone where the camera side is going down so the tree looked larger and more intimidating. Really exaggerated. I increased the warmth, vignette, and sharpness. The sun in the background really added that perfect nice warm lighting touch.

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I took this photo by the ROTC hallway. How I did this was I framed it by the edge of the window, but the downside is that I didn't realize that there was a reflection of another window. Also the photo is on auto, because it looks cool and I like it:>

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I took this photo on my phone using the Kaleidoscope lens attachment. This was taken right outside the CTE doors. I tried to capture the details of the snow on the branches. If I could redo this photo I would try to make the photo clearer and with more light so the branches stand out more.

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I took this photo with the telephoto iPhone lens on my camera and I like how it adds vignette.

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I really didn't really like the tree photos that I took so I decided to pick Shadows.I took this photo in my house and just used 3 water bottles.Something that I liked about the photo is how from right to left, it looks like the water bottle is being drinken.

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I took this on my iPhone 15 with a fisheye lens and I thought the frosty branches were cool

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I used a macro lens on my phone to take this photo. It is a detail photo. I love the contrast of the ice crystals and branches. I emphasized this with brightness, contrast, and black point. I also love how the outside of the photo starts to blur, creating more focus on the subject.

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I made this picture right out side of CTE wing in front of Coach Davis's class room and saw everyone taking pictures of bigger trees so why not take one of the smaller trees and I got down at a low angle and took the picture on my iPhone 12 Pro Max looking up then edited it in Lightroom by messing with the lighting, color contrast, etc. I like this photo because of how the shape of the branches come together in the middle and how the branches look darker and bring out the lighter colors in the sky. If I could do something different I would put my phone on the ground to make the trees look bigger and taller

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I took this photo with my phone of a really pretty pine tree. I liked how the pine tree filled the frame in comparison to other tree photos I took where the branches were sparse. I think this photo looks very complete because of the uniform editing and how the background went nearly pure white with no distractions in the back. I had to make sure the angle I used showed texture but also did not include anything in the background like the power lines. Overall I really like this photo because it reminds me of Christmas time and it is one of my first times using Lightroom! One thing I would do better is not include the tree in the back because of how different it looks from the real subject.

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I used the kaleidoscope filter on my iphone. It looks cool because frost

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I've waited so long to be able to create macro photos like this. I first clipped the smallest macro lense I could find on my phone's telephoto lense and walked around the trees looking for things to capture. I saw this pinecone and thought it looked cool. I then shot this photo and realized how much it looks like a rose! I love the organic folds and shapes along with the cool snow texture. Because of the shapes this photo has so much depth.

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I took this picture in my house of my dog. I wanted him to be seen in the frame but not in the middle.

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I took this in Japan, where I am now. I took this photo in 0.5 and positioned my phone close to the ground facing upward so the trees would look like they’re closing in on me.

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The shadows are the subject in my photo I like how much light the cte wing gets and how Marry Anne’s shadow looks.

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This was taken on the macro lens on an iPhone 12 mini. This photo shows how trees are complicated in the way the branches grow and intersect with each other as they are frosted over with the cold weather.

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I took this photo using one of the special clip lenses and it is much better on the actual image but I am having technical difficulties and cant get the actual photo. In the actually photo you can also see all the individual crystals.

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This picture is one of my favorite work I had done 🥹 I love this image so much because of how the quality came in and the background is. This picture shows how much love Christmas 🎄 I used the Flashlight to make the image more alive and powerful!

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My subject was these animal tracks I found in the snow. My techniques were angling myself to catch the light the right way to show the shadows.

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I use natural light for her shadow and this photo is about how some people takes their shadow only on the bad side but we could also make them happy to make us happy 😁🥰

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I use natural light in this image 🥰 it shows how beautiful Alaska is during most time of the Winter ❄️ and how the sun is coming from behind makes it 10 times perfect

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I took this picture outside of the front office door . I really like this photo because it shows the nice blue sky and tree branches. This was also taken on my IPhone 13 Pro camera

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I took this photo of the tree because I thought a small tree with small people is so cute.

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The subject of this photo is a feather and fake flowers in a vase. A little bit of a story about the feather, I got it from a concert I went to and it was apart of the performance. As far as how the photo itself was created was created: I used a candle for lighting which made the photo warm and created dramatic shadow in it. I kept the subject to the left of the grid so that it was highlighted by having a decent amount of negative space.

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I took this picture with my iPhone 11. When I took it I just wanted to get a little chunk of the tree. I also wanted to get some of the school in it.