MasonBamfield

So far...this is my favorite photo because it turned out great and and was perfect for the assignment it was meant for. This photo was also the most challenging picture I have taken, since I had tried to get the camera to focus on the ball. So far... this is my least favorite photo because it is plain, boring and did not put to much effort in my creativity  So far... this is my favorite photo shot by Alvin Habba because it is a great macro photo.

1. What if I take a picture under water. 2. What if I take a picture under water with the flash on. 3. What if I take a picture laying down. 4. What if I take a picture of the sky. 5. What if I take a picture in a dark room without flash. 6. What if I take a picture through a transparent medium. 7. What if I take a picture using panorama. 8. What if I take a picture of a reflection. 9. What if I take a picture while moving. 10. What if I take a picture while jumping. This was my favorite What if...? Because the picture turned out great and is pretty. This was my least favorite What if...? Because its just a black picture. This was the most fun photo to shoot because I took it on a camping trip to lake Michigan with friends. This was the most challenging photo to shoot because it was hard to get the camera to focus while moving. 

This photo is abstract because it is not clearly visible on what the image is. The photographer also put the image into black and white which makes it harder to comprehend. I think the photographer found the subject tilted the camera slightly took the picture then converted it over to black and white. I choose this photo because it was one of the few that I couldn't figure out what it was off of first glance   1. Look for lines and curves  2. Go macro 3. Experiment and recognize your control 4. Seek out textures and patterns  5. Photograph what catches your eye   Milky Clouds My favorite abstract photo would have to be Milky Clouds, because its the most unique and colorful of the two. To help capture the abstract image, I first turned my flash on and got as close to the subject as possible while still being able to focus. To strengthen the composition of the photo i edited the saturation to make the colors stand out as little ...

Does the action show faces/emotion? No, the the face of the snowboarder is covered up. Does it show the ball/equipment used? Yes, the snow board is there but the angle makes it hard to see. Does it show people moving? Yes, the the snowboarder is in mid air in the middle of a flip. Does it have good lighting? Yes, the the snowboarder it lit up enough to see clearly and there are no shadows. Is it cropped? No, the photo does not seem to be cropped. Is it Blurred? Yes, the photographer used shallow depth of field so the background is blurry but the snowboarder is not. 5 things to keep in mind Plan ahead Adjust your camera (burst) Subject space Keep subject defined (focus) Use a face for emotion 5 moving things to shoot Cat Car Athlete Bird Motorcycle I choose these three subjects because they had the best composition out of all of the action photos I took. I was challenged by the blur, I had a hard time focusing on the subject while in motion. I over came ...