Artist Statement:
Three new concepts will be shown in this blog post. In the first batch of photos, there is a diagonal line that guides the audience to multiple points within the photograph. I tried to illustrate this idea by tilting my camera in order to create a diagonal line. In the second group of photos, there is a concept called the rule of thirds. This mainly consists of nine equal squares with two vertical and horizontal lines. The main object within the picture is focused in between one or more of the crosshairs. Again I demonstrated this idea by turning on the setting which allowed me to virtually place a grid on the camera. Then I focused on the main object and lined it up with the crosshair. In the final group of photos, there is the final concept of the triangle. This is where a variation of a triangle is represented as the main subject in the photo. I showed this by finding triangles and having them be in the center of the frame.
Diagonals:
Rule Of Thirds:
Triangle:
Goof job this week, I think you did a great job with describing what you where trying to portray through each of your photos. I like how each picture is very different but they some how all relate to one another. The only thing I suggested is try to make them a little bit more cohesive with one another. Other than that, keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteGreat work this week! I thought the picture of the purple flower was really focused and the pop of the purple colour with the green background was very creative. Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteThe colors are sick in these pictures. I love the way there is a color in each picture standing out. Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteYour textures and colors really work well with the photos. Your triangle photos are really good and I like the contrast of colors. Good work!
ReplyDeleteI loved the way you incorporated colors into these photos. It really makes all your photos pop. GJ
ReplyDeleteI love the inclusion of color in a lot of these photos. I also enjoy and appreciate how subtle the composition is in some of the photos, for example, the 1st diagonal wasn't obvious to me at first. Great job.
ReplyDeletei love all the rule of thrids photo. The different angles and focuses on different colors are really good! good job
ReplyDeleteI love how you were able to find your triangles in the area. I also enjoyed the diagnol section.
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