Category Archives: Learning Logs

Lighting Direction

Posted on October 13, 2016 by Marc Morin

This photograph was taken in the classroom. The photo was a medium shot and the outcome is amazing. The photograph is actually underexposed and the background is actually white but it came out very dark which made the subject come … Continue reading →

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Best Shot: Brooklyn Bridge Park | Pattern

Posted on September 22, 2016 by Hilda Jara

In order to create this pattern, I used the advice from the Adorama video to fill the frame in order to capture the whole essence of pattern of the faux grass. The reason I photographed this image is because I was … Continue reading →

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LL3 – Composition-Pattern, Angle and the Rule of Thirds

Posted on September 15, 2016 by Alvaro Nunez

This is an excellent and attractive photograph where we can see a perfect example of “Frame within a frame”. Also the light and bright yellow of the shape, make the subject more alive. Moreover, the bright yellow and the “O” … Continue reading →

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Brooklyn Bridge Park

Posted on September 14, 2016 by Shaiwattie

This photo is very interesting to me because it is very expressive. I like the fact that the woman is just doing her own thing and enjoying the moment. Her surroundings are buildings and a bridge which implies that there … Continue reading →

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6 x 6 Shoot

Posted on September 14, 2016 by Laura

I took pictures of my son, Jayden, in a 6×6 area outside my favorite art supply store. These are some of my favorite shots. They are examples of ‘frame within a frame’, ‘low-ange’, and ‘leading lines’.

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Brooklyn Bridge Shoot – Laura

Posted on September 14, 2016 by Laura

I wish I had other than my phone with me this day however, I still think some of the pictures I took came out really well. These two are espcially nice to me. I like close up nature shots and … Continue reading →

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Best Photo: Brooklyn Bridge Park

Posted on September 12, 2016 by Justine Lee

Honestly, it was pretty difficult choosing my best photo from our class trip to the Brooklyn Bridge Park. Out of the 160 photos I took that day, this photo stood out to me the most. This photo was taken while … Continue reading →

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Brooklyn Bridge Park

Posted on September 10, 2016 by Rika Ohashi

I like this photo because it has a strong leading line and perspective. Also I like how the background and a bridge are blight and the other elements are dark.

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Brooklyn Bridge Photo

Posted on September 9, 2016 by Geneva Finklea

I really enjoyed this photo and I think its visually engaging because of the single leaf that stood out against the dark color of the tree. I would consider the lead to be apart of the Rules of Thirds grid … Continue reading →

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Urban Jugle

Posted on September 9, 2016 by Jamar Callender

Spending the day at Brooklyn bridge park and shooting photographs was an eye awakening experience. I can see why Photographers love taking pictures in unusual places on a consistent bases.For,this piece that I’ve taken something that spoke to screamed an … Continue reading →

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