WHERE AM I?

DISRUPTION

This is my disruptive pattern. I took the photograph in the auditorium where all the chairs are up and one book bag in the way with the chair down. I like how the top of the picture looks black, and the sharpness. This photograph needed a high ISO of 1800 due to the dark lighting in the room. I took this photograph with no flash because it made the picture seem darker, instead I used a mode of no flash. This is an effective photograph.

Pattern

My pattern photograph. Using auto as the mode, and an ISO of 200 gave me this photograph. This is a photo of the staircase grid blockage. I like this photograph for many reasons. One being the fact that you can't see what is behind the grid, and it is black. I also like the way the gloss is in the photo. This photograph would of been more effective if the closest area of the grid was focused. Instead the middle is focused, and the closest and furthest is blurred.

Contrast

Although this photograph has many different colors in the background, such as green brown and yellow, I love this picture because this white in the flowers make the photograph pop. I took many photos from the day, but this is by far my favorite because of the mode I used (landscape) and the lighting (auto ISO) was perfect. This photo follows the rule of thirds which makes the photograph a little more interesting.

Sandy Towards Me

This photograph was taken in Brooklyn, around Flatbush Ave. This photograph is of a park, that is now covered by sand. The ocean must of washed up the sand, and pushed it forward. The photograph shows the seriousness around the neighborhood. I would change the angle I took this photograph because the benches was in the way, and you could not really see behind the photograph. I feel it is effective though, because a person can look at this photo and see what is going on.

Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy

This photograph was taken about 300 feet from my home. This photo effects me emotionally because I use the food as well as other items donated to "get by". Since Hurricane Sandy, I've been going down the block to get food from this volunteer group. This photograph shows people cleaning up in Oakwood Beach, moving their location. There is much more stuff available, and many more people volunteering, donating, and receiving help.

Framming

This is my second photograph portraying "Framming". This photograph was taken using Ayomide's legs as the frame. I like this photograph because the frame was created, not something already there. I would probably crop out the step that Ayo is standing on, and have Melissa move forward. This was taken on an ISO of 1600 because I was in the a dark hallway that didn't have much light. I also took this on portrait mode. This was an effective photograph.

FRAMMING

I chose this photograph because when I walked passed the missing door handle, I saw this as an idea. This photograph has a good concept, but not so effective because you couldn't see through the door and the flash was too bright. I would have to change the mode so the flash wasn't so bright. This photograph was taken on matrix, which I don't know why. I should of taken this on landscape. The ISO was also to high.

I like this photograph because you can determine the weather of the day by this photo. The ISO was high because there was light from the outside reflected. I used landscape mode. I feel as if this photo was effective because the lighting was good and you can just see the difference in the color clouds.

NOT so effective :/

This photograph was not so effective, because the shawdow in Ayomide's face was too dark. The composition did not capture the sunlight right, but did get the burred background and caught her in a funny moment. You can see a lot of the details still, and the sharpness.

EFFECTIVE PHOTO

This photograph was taking in portrait mode. The composition really emphasizes Kaylyn Medrano in every detail. I really like how the shadow is captured with her neck and earring, and the blurred background.

Almost Perfect..

- This shot was one of the first I took for the day. It was a good concept for the "Rule Of Thirds" but didn't quiet happen. Edward was supposed to be the main focus in the shot, but the focus also is drawn to the book bag. If his book bag wasn't in the shot, then it would of been a good picture for the Rule Of Thirds.

RULE OF 3RDS

MY BEST "Rule of Thirds" PHOTO
 - this is my favorite photo I've taken using the technique, because the back round is solid and the main focus is on the football player, Kwaku Danku.

I picture says a thousand words, but this picture yells a million.
MY FAV PHOTO.

- this picture was taken so effortlessly and was off guard. It shows true love and how a couple is behind the all the glits-and- glamour