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All three pictures are from a high point of view. My favorite image I’d say is the third one on the right, as I think it shows a bit of the first two images.
My Picture (Frame Within A Frame)
I used the top of a dresser for white and a black desk for black. To get my “exposure” I had to press somewhere on my screen to brighten up an image. I don’t know why they’re so similar. Probably because I’m taking a picture of the same thing only increased brightness at the end of the day.
Bresson believed that photography was about capturing the perfect, decisive moment. It was spontaneous, yet planned as he would sometimes observe his subjects for hours before taking his decisive shot. I believe this approach is very interesting and has merit in the sense that capturing your subject in their natural environment and producing a a viable interesting piece is a very difficult thing to do in one shot, but the payoff of a successful shot of a decisive moment is well worth it, because you can capture some truly authentic moments that really add emotion to your piece and captures the human experience in a way that can have way more substance than your typical portrait or candid.
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