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-Jesenia E. Oquendo   Walking up the white stairs to enter the exhibit, “In and Out of the Studio: Photographic Portraits from West Africa,” the light shines upon a summary located in front of the hall. The dull, yellow wall … Continue reading →

In and Out of the Studio: Photgraphic Portraits from West Africa is an exhibit in the MET showcased conservatively with nothing too unique as far as presentation of the photos go. Small prints spaced evenly next to eachother against a … Continue reading →

I chose this picture as my best picture from the bk bridge park because it is very simple and it is also unusual because most people take pictures of things that are alive and this was a dead branch and … Continue reading →

The shutter speed was set to 1 second to get a quick pic. Rule of thirds is provided here as well. Not feeling so well since I woke up this morning. Shutter speed is how one controls how the camera … Continue reading →

I chose this photograph as my favorite because it shows pattern and repetition yet it has rule of third, it fills the frame , and symmetry.  When you focus on the photo the leading lines draws you attention to the … Continue reading →

I picked this photograph because I like how it grabs my attention to the red even though the photograph appears to be chaotic with signs going in all directions. I really like the angle as well, it makes the photograph … Continue reading →

I chose this photograph from all photos I took from Brooklyn Bridge Park, because it showed interesting pattern including the texture of leaves and flower. Secondly, the position of this flower is one third of the photograph which conformed with … Continue reading →

This was my best pic that I’ve took. Its showing us an oblique impression. The lighting sharp and natural. It makes you want ti visit the Brooklyn Bridge. I think I might go back to that spot again. Rule of … Continue reading →

What i really like about this image is how different every rock is. From the color and shape. It reminds me of us, we come in different shapes and sizes.