post shoot reflection

1. The biggest challenge to getting good photos was time. In order to set up a good photo, it takes a long time. Also, trying to get good lighting in the hall way was difficult.

2. Trying to get a good focus on my photo was my main thought. One of y photos is very close to a window with black lines on it, but i focused on the room on the other side. It was difficult to focus on the room on the other side of the window because the camera wanted to focus on the window in front of it.

3. I would be sure to avoid mergers. Its very easy with the lines of the school in the background. I mostly like to take photos of people, so thats something that i need to be more aware of.

4. I would try to take action photos again. I really liked how different they looked from everyones. I also really liked the flags the i took. I think the contrast of the flags with the gray hall way is interesting.

5. I achieved the rule of thirds. In my photos, I made sure to off center the subjects in order to make a more aesthetically pleasing photo.

6. I liked the prompt we used. I like the idea of having guidelines, but being able to take the photos that I want with my own ideas.

PART TWO

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1. I liked how Chloe used the rule of thirds. I think she was very careful in deciding what and where to take her photos. They look very well thought out.

2. You can tell on one of her photos that the flash was used. It really sets her photos apart from everyones with the flash. It makes the metal of her jacket have a bright reflection.

3. I think Chloe could use a little more thought when taking photos. It seems like she uses easy subjects instead of thinking of more eye catching photos.


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