Symmetry by Lauren Langford

Ms. Langford - Symmetry

langford_lauren — 2024-11-01 05:49:27 UTC

What I notice first is how well this composition fills the frame and what I notice second is how it looks like Ms. Kittoe is sorta falling out of the image on the bottom left and that bothers me a little bit.

This image was made on a Nikon Z8 with a 70-200mm lens at 70mm with ISO 1250 and f5 and shutter speed at 1/320s.

I like that Mr. Rosser is an obvious central focal point in this image and that every other teacher fills in nicely around him.

Aiden Gonka - Flag Door Symmetry

2024-11-01 16:55:14 UTC

I took this photo with the doors being the main focus. This was taken right outside the CTE wing at the flag doors using my phone's camera. The reflection on the doors, the windows, and the pillars outside are all symmetrical with the center beam between the doors being the line of symmetry.

Mac B - Symmetry

2024-11-01 16:59:46 UTC

I liked the symmetry of this photo as well as the gleam coming off the metal.

This image was taken on a Cannon R50 with a 24-70mm f2.8 lens at 70 mm with an ISO of 800, a shutter speed of 1/30 and an aperture of f4.0.

I took the original photo and then cropped it in during the editing processes. My major edits were upping the shadows, whites, and blacks, I also took away all of the highlights and upped the contrast slightly. Additionally I made many other small edits. I liked this photo because of the dark contrasted with the hard metal.

Alan castro-symmetry

2024-11-01 17:02:12 UTC

I first noticed how the color is slowly fading from all the big backs getting snacks from the vending machines, also very symmetrical so thats nice

I took this on a iphone 13 Pro max with ISO 640 and shutter speed at 1/60s

Riley Hodes - Symmetry

2024-11-01 17:10:22 UTC

I first noticed how the subject stands out against the background of windows. I really like how both sides of the photo are symmetrical. The framing also leads the eyes to the subject.

The pop of read captures the attention because it is the most vibrant color in the photo so I placed it in the upper part of the photo.

symmetry guy garcia

2024-11-01 17:13:53 UTC

I took this picture of my computer charger as a close up. It brings people a closer view of something that most people don't really look at and just glance at. I also like the photo because of the light and how it reflects off the table.

Rienzi Witmer - Symmetry - Books

2024-11-01 18:29:51 UTC

I took this photo in the library by putting four books back to back. I took this with my Phone camera. I like how this photo shows symmetry, and how it makes the books look with the unique position they are in. I took this from a high angle above the books so that the spread of the pages can be seen. In editing, I turned the Brilliance and Contrast up so that every page can be seen and so that the subject pops. I also turned the vibrance and warmth up so that the colors pop, especially the blue and yellows.

Brandon M - Symmetry - Doors

2024-11-01 19:39:50 UTC

When I took the photo I was trying to make it centered. This is taken by the cache.

Grace Post- fire extinguisher sign

2024-11-01 20:45:42 UTC

I stood on my tippy toes to capture this photo straight on and used the levelling function to get it the line a cross straight.

Avery Keim- Window Symmetry

2024-11-01 20:47:14 UTC

I took this photo with my phone, focusing my subject as the houses outside my window. I like this photo because of how the window frames the image and the symmetry. The houses are not exactly the same, but I still think symmetry comes across with the composition. To add to the dark, wintery mood, I turned down exposure and actually used a vignette to add more contrast with the negative space.

2024-11-01 20:47:20 UTC

I took this on Halloween, hence the make up on Grace’s face. The make up was symmetrical and it was snowing outside. I wanted to make sure people looked at her eyes, because they are truly captivating.

Astrid Meissner: Symmetry-Bricks

2024-11-01 20:47:51 UTC

The subject here is the brick wall, which fills the frame entirely. The leading lines in this photo are particularly notable because they lead your eyes straight to the center line. I used a vertical axis to create symmetry by placing the corner of the wall directly in the center this photo. The focus of the picture is towards the center, with blurred edges, which emphasizes a sense of depth.

Alvarez Ava- symmetry

2024-11-01 20:49:27 UTC

Olivia Soderstrom - Symmetry

soderstromolivia — 2024-11-01 20:54:55 UTC

I took this photo of the flowers hanging on the wall of the classroom. I just took the photo normally with my phone. I like how this photo looks because of the blank background.

2024-11-01 21:12:19 UTC

I took this photo keeping the two doors in frame. I feel like a lot of our doors at west have a lot of character & story.

2024-11-02 00:39:38 UTC

What I noticed first is that this chair fills the whole frame what I noticed second is that I didn't get the whole chair in the frame because it was in a weird place.

I took this picture on my phone.

I like the color of this chair and I also like that it has two different colors.

Taanoa ,leafuafualesaufa

2024-11-02 05:09:03 UTC

I took a pic of a football game for the main focus. This was on homecoming day when our west varsity football boy played against south varsity football boy and I capture this iPhone 13 camera and had the camera in 0.5 to capture everything.Also it was taken during halftime before they showed every class their boats, we do this every year when we have homecoming coming up ..

Sidthalath Sihakhoth symmetry

sidthalath — 2024-11-02 05:14:41 UTC

This photo was taken in the library. I took this photo on my phone, and did some messing around with editing. What I like about this is that it looks more spooky.

Kjacey Almario

2024-11-03 07:15:29 UTC

I took this picture in my living room.Something that I like about my photo is how each shows a fraction of my house in a way.For this one I just used low angle and some lighting in the photo.

Riven Larson

2024-11-04 04:17:46 UTC

My subject is this wooden board with symmetric indents. This picture was taken against one of the walls in the science wing. The angle and the fish tank in the back made it interesting.

Sebastian: skateboard

2024-11-04 04:51:13 UTC

I used my skateboard as a subject for my symmetrical photo. I put it up against my wall to make sure it didn’t fall over. I also used artificial light.

Lakaya Nelson- symmetry

2024-11-04 06:30:06 UTC

In the photo it is a takeout meal from a place my mom always orders from. The subject is the food being eaten. The fact the the food is in the middle of being devoured adds a story i feel like. I increased vignette and noise reduction. The vignette being increased made the border darker. I like it because the sides where the forks are mirror eachother which is pretty cool.

David (Long Phat) - Symmetry

2024-11-04 07:19:31 UTC

The first thing I noticed was how everything lines up around the person standing in the center, making them the main focus. Then I thought the background could be a little brighter to make the person stand out more.

What I like about this photo is how balanced it feels – it’s calm and kind of peaceful.

If I could change something, I’d try taking it when the light is different, maybe earlier or later in the day, to add a little more contrast and reflection on the water.

Marcos Rosa - Symmetry

2024-11-04 08:20:39 UTC

I took this photo of the wall outside of the CTE wing. I took this photo on my phone I like it because of the attraction of the different color and the perfect shapes of each cube

Kenzyngton Meeks - LED light

2024-11-04 08:48:46 UTC

I took the photo with my iPhone 12 mini, by using the Grid feature to make sure the LED was in the middle. I like this photo because I like the lighting.

Eva Jay - Symmetry

2024-12-10 04:53:21 UTC

This is a photo of a Christmas ornament of the Space Needle. I like all the different colors. I could’ve gotten a full shot of my subject though.

Bike rack

2024-12-10 18:13:18 UTC

This bike rack looked very symmetrical when I was standing outside and I used portrait mode and darkened the photo because the snow made it very blow out.

Alexey Gradinar- Symmetry

2024-12-12 05:48:35 UTC

I took this photo on my iphone 13 pro max. I took this photo because the ceiling has straight lines and the windowsill and vents all line up. I like this photo because not many people took this kind of photo.

Lilah Klieforth- Symmetry

2024-12-13 07:55:36 UTC

I took this picture of the vinyl sticker on the elevator at west. I know it isn't exactly symmetrical but I thought it was cool how close it was to perfect when the doors opened

Symmetry- Kirsch

2024-12-15 09:49:47 UTC

I chose this picture because it is just perfect for the topic. I like this picture because of how everything lines up. If I could change something I'd have different lighting

Greyson Hansen - symmetry

hansengreyson — 2024-12-15 22:27:54 UTC

The subject in this photo was apart of the CTE wing. The lighting in this piece was honestly my favorite part of it. I tried my best to keep the middle gap inline with the middle line on the grid, it is a little off though which bothers me but overall i like it.

teililia — 2024-12-16 07:25:25 UTC

satisfied!