"Comfort"
Exposure Mode: Auto
Shutter Speed: 1/10
Aperture: f/5.6
Composition Technique: Close-up
Element or Principle of Design: Texture/Field of Depth
Description: A bed in a hotel room in Rapid City, SD.
"Contrast"
Exposure Mode: Auto
Shutter Speed: 1/25
Aperture: f/5.6
Composition Technique: Leading Lines
Element or Principle of Design: Contrast
Description: Corner of a wall in Rapid City, SD
"Curtains"
Exposure Mode: Auto
Shutter Speed: 1/60
Aperture: f/3.5
Composition Technique: Worms Eye
Element or Principle of Design: Field of Depth
Description: Shower curtains in Rapid City, SD
"Light Overhead"
Exposure Mode: Auto
Shutter Speed: 1/100
Aperture: f/5.6
Composition Technique: Close-up/Worms Eye
Element or Principle of Design: Contrast
Description: Lamp in a hotel in Rapid City, SD
"Comfort" is a great photo. Without the description, I would have never guessed it was a bed. The color and lighting are very unique. It would be interesting to see you use different modes, like close-up and see what would change the photo.
ReplyDelete"Contrast" is an interesting photo angle I really like that. I think it would be neat to do maybe an angle of looking down the wall to the corner maybe.
ReplyDeleteI love all your photos and how you have to decipher what they are at first glance! For using a hotel room as your shooting media you did a great job because there isn’t much to choose from in one room. Overall great job, my favorite photo is "Contrast" I love the different lighting on each side.
ReplyDeleteI think my favorites are "Comfort" and "Light Overhead", the subject matter is really interesting they way it is presented. The colors and texture in "Comfort" are great! For "Curtains" I think the door handle in the left is throwing me off a little, but it has a interesting view, maybe either cropping it out or cropping it so it's not too far to the side.
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