Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Lead Photo Possibility

This photo has captured so much nature and beauty from the mountains surrounding Lake Lure in North Carolina. It has so many features that guide the eye and hold it on the unbelievable view of the sunset. These features include the lines from the wake of the boat, the sun's rays and the mountains. It has a good light to dark balance and is framed by the mountains and clouds. I think it is a great lead photo.

Thursday, August 23, 2012

I think this is an effective photo because it follows many of the composition foundations we discussed. It has repetition in both the flags in the background and the bars on the bench. It follows the rule of thirds while also keeping good focus on the subject. The vantage point and angle provide a nice view of the subject while incorporating landscape.

Wednesday, August 22, 2012

My Photo Story Idea

For my photo story I want to do something creative, but actually have people pose for it. I know that that isn't generally the greatest idea but it is going to involve putting random people and maybe a few friends on the spot. The idea is basically driven to get an immediate response out of someone and have them share a one word thought. That being derived from the question: In one word, sum up your feelings about the upcoming year? Then they will then write that word down on a white board or construction paper with sharpie and pose for a picture (all will be taken in different places for scenery). I believe this makes the ordinary at least someone extraordinary by creating a photo story of emotions and feelings. I have a lot of editing plans for the photos to make them appear largely different but with the same tone. For the lead photo, obviously location could come into play however more than that the word they choose has to stand out, has to have a wow factor to it. I have not put much thought into the title however it could be along the lines of "Emotions for the Future."

Tuesday, August 21, 2012