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shallow depth of field

Posted on October 2, 2014 by Sharlene

This photo is my best example of shallow depth of field. The subject are the grapes, which they are very clear. The foreground and background is very blurry, which the shallow depth of field is shown.

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Patterns

Posted on September 11, 2014 by Chantelle Campbell

This photo is visually interesting because of its close up angle. Due to the close shot the simple fence post transforms into an engaging pattern. The aged lines embedded in the wood holds different tones creating darker and lighter shades. … Continue reading →

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Cool Pattern

Posted on September 11, 2014 by Destiny Ramos

  I found this lovely Pattern by the water of the park and it struck me, especially as the water   brushed against it. I love this picture more than the others because you can see movement in the photo … Continue reading →

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Stephen Alneus HW#1

Posted on September 10, 2014 by Stephen Alneus

The photo that I found that stood out the most was the Michael Kenna, titled Empire State Building, Study 5, the subject matter of the photo was the empire state building in the New York skyline and in terms of … Continue reading →

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Christopher Gabriel – HOMEWORK #1

Posted on September 8, 2014 by Chris

http://www.thomasholton.com/ One picture in particular in Thomas Ludlow’s “The Lams of Ludlow Street” captures one of many elements in graffiti culture, depicting a door with tags in various handstyles. Letters are uniquely stylized that give each tag its own form … Continue reading →

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Best Photo; Ashley Warner

Posted on September 4, 2014 by Ashley

Out of my groups photographs I like this one the best. It is a close up shot and it is viewed at eye- level. It has a curved line because of the egde of the chair. This shot has a … Continue reading →

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Learning log #2 – 9/4/2014

Posted on September 4, 2014 by Ferdinand Martinez

Out of the photographs taken on 9/4/2014, this image was selected because of the interesting lighting, shadows, and how they are presented in the photo. I think the light and dark parts of the photo compliment each other well. The … Continue reading →

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Homework Assignment #1

Posted on September 3, 2014 by Ferdinand Martinez

            This is one of the many pictures with the title “The Lams of Ludlow Street” taken by Thomas Holton. According to the website description the picture’s show the life of a Chinese family living … Continue reading →

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Ashley warner class assignment

Posted on September 3, 2014 by Ashley

I find the photograph very interested and unique because of the colors and the boys in the picture. This photograph is an example of diffused/ revealing light because it has almost no shadows. This photograph was composed very well from the … Continue reading →

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Free Diving With The Sharks- Donald Miralle

Posted on August 28, 2014 by Iqra

What interested me about this image was how the subject was focused. The photographer, Donald Miralle, uses the shadows around the subject and frames it around the diver. Another thing about this photograph is that the image is low key, it … Continue reading →

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