Author Archives: Odimar

George’s Portrait

Posted on February 22, 2018 by Odimar

I chose this photo as my favorite because i really enjoyed the effect that the split light gave to the picture. I love the dramatic effect.

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The Egg

Posted on February 15, 2018 by Odimar

I really like the dim effect of the light on the egg. All the shadow behind the egg create a great use for the negative space. It is also nice how the light is hitting right where the face was … Continue reading →

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My Shoe

Posted on February 8, 2018 by Odimar

This image is one of my favorites because it is so close to the imperfections. I also enjoyed shooting at worms eye view.

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HW1_A Father, A Son, A Disease, and A Camera

Posted on February 3, 2018 by Odimar

“A Father, A Son, A Disease, and A Camera” is the title of the series of images from the New York Times Lens Blog that I have decided to discuss. The title for this piece is a very powerful one. … Continue reading →

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Rule of thirds

Posted on February 3, 2018 by Odimar

This image displays the rule of thirds, with the subject matter on the right side of the image, she becomes the focus.

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Rule of Thirds in A Father, A Son, A Disease, and A Camera

Posted on February 3, 2018 by Odimar

This image is a great example of the rule of thirds. The subject stands out, his placement in the room makes him the focus.The story of this man battling through a tough disease is clearly told in this image. You … Continue reading →

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