academic shoot

Avoid Mergers

1. I avoided mergers in this photos. The guy in the middle has light hair stands out against the wall.
2. My subject is the guy in the middle, he is framed by other students.
3. Yes, he is in the middle and your eyes go right to him.
4. I would have tried to make him more in focus.
Balance


1. I used balance in this photo with the two girls.
2. My subject is the girl on the left. She is very noticeable by the color of her hair.
3. You can notice her because she is the only person in the frame.
4. You can see the subject clearly.

Rule of Thirds

1. My rule I used was the rule of thirds.
2. My subject is the guy on the left.
3. You can tell he is the subject because he is in front of the background of plants.
4. I made my subject very clear with a plain background.


Simplicity

1. In my photo I used simplicity for my rule.
2. My subject is the table and everything on it.
3. You can see the subject is the table because I focused on it with my lens.
4. I think I should have used a better subject because the table is not that eye catching.
Lines
 1. I used line in this photo as my rule.
2. My subject is the writing in chalk.
3. I think it is not very noticeable.
4. I would have made the writing more in focus.




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