Odisi_Portrait

I took this photo of Jacob, Nick and Parker after school one day. It was taken from an above angle, with light coming from the left, they all have some kind of accessories and there is three people in this photo. This photo was taken in the study hall room with my camera.

Alford_ dad in the dining room

 

 I took this with my Nikon 40. This was in my dining room. I put my dad to the right of the chandelier. I like being able to see all the details of the light part of my dad's face. I didn't want the pictures to be too posed. So I wanted the pictures to look as real as possible. So that is why he is not smiling.

Daniel_Portrait

I took this photo with my Nikon Coolpix L330, I took like 7 photos and finally chose this photo, the reason why I chose this photo is that I like the focus which I can see all the detail on Teddy's face, his smile was really good, the light comes from left which it was really good, the light on Teddy face was not too much so it was really nice. The background was good too because it can show where the lights comes from.

grace m portraits

I took this picture of my brother for the portraits. The lighting is to the right of the subject the camera angle is a little above and he has a hat on as an accessory, as the project was assigned. Some of the lighting is cut out due to the hat's shadow.

Portraits_Julianna

I took this portrait of my mom while we were in Newport Rhode Island. I like this photo because of how clear and in focus it is. You can see all the little details in her face. The smile lines and the little grooves in her teeth. I also like how you can see her eyes through the glasses. Usually glasses get in the way in photos, but here I think they add a nice touch to the photo. I also like the details you can see in her hair. The different shades of brown, and the different highlights.

Yuchen_Portrait

 i took these photos during photography class in the school. the reason why I choose these two photos to post is because, these two photos are well focused, the background is blur, which helps me to focused on the person, and lines in the wall also help me to focus. second, i think the light in these two photos are very good, the first one, the light is not too hush. the second one, the light in the left is more bright than the other side, which make a different emotion of this picture.    

AlexBrown_Portraits

I chose this portrait out of the other 3 portraits I took for our 4 images of three people Portrait assignment. I decided to choose this photo as this Sunday's post because I think  this was my favorite photo I took from the portrait assignment because I love the variety of color in this photo, I like the shutter speed and lighting in this photo because it has a combination of light and dark light in this photo which makes this photo interesting. My favorite part of this photo is the natural shadows and combination of subject focus lighting and dark light casting because it adds good contrast. I also like how they are posed in this portrait photo. I like how they positioned themselves in this three person arranged photo portrait. I also like that they are in complete focus and the are looking cool in the photo. I think the shadows are among the most important element in this photo because it projects the subjects focus in a natural way and it adds value to the photo. I also like the dark light cast on the walls and behind Jacob, Nick, and Juliana because it makes this photo not dull. I also think the skin tone natural lighting from the left is important because the skin tone isn't overexposed at all and it takes away distractions. I cropped the very top of the original photo because I found the sign above Jacob's head was too distracting to look at and it took away the value of the essence of the portrait. I also like the variety of color the three people have whether its sweatshirts, hair color, accessories, glasses, earbuds. They make this photo appealing to add variety. I took this on my Nikon D3200 without flash, and using natural lighting, and faster shutter speed to prevent overexposure to light.