Contrast-High Key MP

Movement- Blur for Effect MP

Contrast- Back Lighting MP

Distance to Subject-Close MP

Blog Response #6

My favorite picture that was on the site was the one where the man was fighting the king fire. The one that i didn't like very much was the one with the four men relaxing in the water. The one that probably put the photographer in danger was the one where he was on the boat, with all the water coming up.

Distance to Subject-Far MP

Blog Response #5

It might be better to have the santa's in a more natural environment. Some of the kids don't want to sit with santa, it would be better to have the kids that want to take a picture with santa take one and have the ones that don't just sit to the side. I don't think customers should have to pay for the pictures, but they could have the option to donate.

Frozen in Motion MP

Leading Lines MP

Blog Response 4

I think it's amazing how he was able to keep taking photos everyday of himself. It's cool seeing him transform to an older person. You realize that if you want to to do something then you can as long as you don't give up.

Blog Response 3

I don't know a lot of the settings, I don't know the correct names I just make up names. If you want to take a picture of something fast you would use the setting of the man running. I am assuming if you want to take a picture of a person then you would use the woman portrait setting.

Blog Response 2

I think it is very creative how the people blend in with the background. My favorite photo he has on his website is the one with the telephone stations. I could imagine myself doing pictures like his, i would probably take the picture in a field with a tree and have the person stand in front of the tree.

Blog Response 1

In order to take good photographs you need three important rules. The first is to have good lighting, second is to have no clutter in the background,  and the last is a good focus point.

Distance to subject- Far

Distance to subject-Midrange

Close to Subject

Camera Placement- Straight On

Camera Placement-Angle Down

Camera Placement- Angle Up

Unity

Rule of Thirds

Emphasis Framing

Emphasis Selective Focus

Sharp Contrast

Contrast Back Lighting

Contrast Low Key

Contrast High Key

Informal Balance

Formal Balance

Rhythm

Movement- Pattern

Movement- Blur For Effect

Movement-Frozen Motion

Movement-Leading Lines

My selfie.