Taylor D

This photo is our last shooting assigments and it was portits.I feels its my best one because it captured her personality really well. The fence in the background is a leading line,and she is the focal point.the depth of Field is great with the background a little blurry and then the focal point in focus.i love the contrast from using filter 3.5 gave me light lights dark darks and medium grays. This way by far my favorite photo i have taken this whole year.

Carly P

I really like this picture because I took it at the University of Colorado in Boulder and I have a special connection with that school. I like how detailed the brick is and how it's not too grey. I have good contrast and I cropped the building well enough that I do not have any extra space. It also has semmetrical balance and has the stairs as leading lines.

Amanda R.

This is my 'Overlapping Negatives' photograph. I combined a picture of my little brother, laying in a garden of flowers and a picture of a beautiful pond right by my house with a huge tree and a bridge in the background. The focal point is my brother's face which is easy to find because it is darker than the rest of the picture, and it stands out. In the original picture of my brother, there is a brick wall behind him, which adds contrast to this picture along with leading lines; the flowers in front of him add leading lines as well. Also, in the original picture of the pond, the bridge in the background adds leading lines right towards my brother's face. This photograph has a lot of contrast because of the overlapping negatives, which also adds texture to the picture. This is by far my favorite picture that i have accomplished in this class, and I feel that it was definitely my most successful one as well.

Donovan C

I really like this photo because of the contrast. The filter's really allowed the bridge to come out a lot darker than the rest of the photo which makes it the focal point. The tree next to it gives the photo leading lines to the bridge from the top and the rocks on the sides also lead into the bridge. The angle that I took the photo is slightly above the bridge which allows the viewer to see the walkway on the bridge and also allows the viewer to see the lake behind. The horizon line is on the top third of the paper and the bridge is on the bottom third of the photo giving it leading lines.

Austin Y

I Like this photo mainly because of the contrast in the tree, and the leading lines that the branches off the tree provide. I also like how the picture is taken from an ants eye view, it gives off a scary perspective with the haunted tree thought in mind. Also, i like how the filter 5 allows this photo to stand out more with darker darks, lighter lights, and medium greys.

marleen s

Here is the awesome pottery students that we have at LHS.

Lexy L