Week 4

Part  One:

 Determination

 

Part Two: Self Portrait

 I love this photo. It actually goes along with my theme of determination.
A few months ago a friend of mine bought these for her gym and I saw a picture of her flipping them. I thought "Wow! I'd love to be able to do that one day! That is so awesome!" 

Well, here I am a few months later doing it! It was a proud moment for me.

Week 3

Conceptual Contrast

The contrast of age

man vs animal
 I notice now I should have moved my angle to not catch the person holding the leash.

old vs young

The Decisive Moment

Here, the parents were watching the kids thinking I wasn't taking their picture. I noticed them smile and caught what I feel is an intimate moment that is so touching.

Week 2

Part 1: Different Perspectives

Initial Shot:

 I love this picture. The composition could be a bit better, but it's so him. He loves the exersaucer, loves his paci. The creativity could be better on my part. (But that's why I'm here, right?)

















 Different Perspectives:

 

 

Part Two: Reduction

I use the same scene with a different focus.  

Initial shot:

I don't love this shot. It's a little blurry because he was bouncing up and down so much. But it shows the whole scene.
Breaking it down:

Beyond the Smiles

So my character is my daughter Lilly. She is 4 years old and a true girl!    Her details:
loves to read
loves anything art
loves fruit

Here is how I captured those:

I think both the middle  and last picture capture her in conflict..she is fully engaged in what she is doing.