Author Archives: Camila farias

This is a silhouette shot that was taken unsurprisingly. However, the cause of this image was the changes due to the aperture. The aperture was changed between the range of 16 and 18. As well as the background lights pointing … Continue reading →

This image I took of Simon could’ve been better because it was shot horizontally instead of vertically. If I were to shoot this vertically the frame could’ve been more tighter. I like this image because it’s the only one he’s … Continue reading →

This is an example of a pattern that goes horizontal and vertical. This is an example of Rule of Thirds because the image gives an equally visual composition of the center, right and left side.

This image demonstrates Depth of Field because the sharpness of the dandelion is presented and the focus is on the dandelion rather than the background; that has no focus.   This is an example of perspective because the road is … Continue reading →

This chair is shot in a worm’s eye view. The photographer took it from a low perspective. He laid down and shot upward to give that perspective of a “worm”. This is my favorite because it does look like a … Continue reading →