Author Archives: Melissa Persaud

I like this photo, the contrast between light and dark accentuates her features. The subtle light hits her from one side of the face, while darkening the other side giving it depth.

Exhibit: Fra Angelico/Opus Operantis Gallery: Paul Kasmin, 297 Tenth Avenue                                                             … Continue reading →

Class was really interesting, I chose this photo because out of all the ones we took today, this one was humorous and also told a story with action alone.

In this photo, I used shallow depth of field, focusing only on the tip of the shoe. With the added background of the two keychains in the back, it gives the sense that the shoe is quite large.

I chose this photo because the way the light reflects off the side of her face, creating a triangle of light stands out even more because of the depth of shadows. I felt that it was the right amount of … Continue reading →

  It was a great experience for me, this project pushed me to travel and find the best spots to take pictures. I discovered artworks I’ve never seen before, from all sizes, small to big. I was made to get … Continue reading →

The title of the story is called “A father, a Son, a Disease and a Camera”. Just by looking at the title, it tells me that the photographs are about a father, his son, and one of them has a … Continue reading →