repetition

forground backround

Leading lines

halloween pictures

the ghost moving through the dark eery night.

it transforms and shapeshifts

darkness to light

light to darkness

this is its one night to show its power

to return to the world it once loved

lonely ghost

moving through the dark eery night

The Rule of Thirds

I like this photo because it takes a diffrent approach to the rule of thirds style. Instead of being a in focus image it is blurry which allows the viewer to only see sillowets of the backround. This creates a unique set up which is sort of mysterious. My favorite part about this picture is the person to the far right. I enjoy it because you can not tell who he/she is, and it gives you a sense of wonder. This is by far my favorite image out of this series.

This photo is a good example of using the rule of thirds with a model. It displays a person in 1/3rd of the frame looking directly at the camara. I like the upward angle of this picture because it makes the person in photo seem superior to the photographer.

i like this shot because i think it captures the emotion of my subject as well as documenting the backround. Toghether i think it makes for a pleasing contrast. I also really like how my subject is posing. He gives of a feeling of wanting privacy. i think this makes the photo more intrueging.

This shot is cool because it is a great example of the rule of thirds. I think it balances my subject with my backround perfectly. I like the expresion on my subjects face because it gives the image a kindof "tough" feeling.

I like this image because it gives the viewer a sense of wonder. I feel this way because you do not know what the subject is looking at. This is one of the perks of taking photos in the "rule of thirds" format, not everything is captured in the picture so it forces the viewer to use his/her imagination.

these photos are my attempt at shooting architechture and buildings. my favorite shot is the one of the church with the clouds behind it. i like it becuase the clouds could represent god shinning down on the church.