 |
| "The Bubble" Far Distance S.Smith 2013 |
Far Distance-
when the image being photographed is far away
This is a recent picture of the
Tom’s River Bubble. Without zoom, this is where I was standing as I have not
made my way close to the bubble yet. I like how the field and the sky make the
bubble look more vast.
 |
| "Molly Rose" Low Key S.Smith 2013 |
Low Key- Low
contrast, typically darker images, inactive
This picture is low key because it
is not fully lit and bright; the light only hits part of the photo and there is
little contrast between my dog and the space around her. She is also still,
making this more of a quiet picture than a bright, active one.
 |
| "Hiding" Framing S.Smith 2013 |
Framing- Certain
area of the photo enclosed by framing lines of another object in the photo
My dog is framed in this photo by
the jacket sleeve and foot of the bed and the bottom of my purse. With these
objects surrounding her, she is the center focus of the picture.
 |
| "Sunset" Horizontal S.Smith 2013 |
This picture works best horizontally because it is a sunset,
so a wider view is better for capturing the sky in this instance. Also, the
houses below aren’t necessary for the photo so vertical position would leave
too much of the house in the picture.
 |
| "Sunny the Mustang" Soft Focus S.Smith 2013 |
Soft Focus-
is creating a soft-edged or “blurred” focus where the subject is not completely
in focus or clear.
This image works as an example of
soft focus because the outline of Sunny the mustang is not completely sharp,
but blurred for a softer effect. It contrasts with the rain on the window,
which is much clearer. Also the background is out of focus to soften the image.
It’s as if the rain is blurring the lines.
