For this project we experimented with eight different types of photographic framing and composition techniques: Frame within a frame, Birds eye view, Bugs eye view, Rule of thirds, Filling the frame, Diagonals, Close up, and Leading lines. Within each of these techniques I took pictures of three separate subjects throughout downtown Portland, and Washington Park. Here are my favorite photos of each technique, which were then edited in light room.
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| Rule of Thirds featuring a bike in the Rose Garden |
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| Filling the Frame of an archway in downtown Portland |
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| Birds Eye View of a bridge in Pioneer Place |
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| Bugs Eye View of a stone lampost in the Rose Garden |
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| Diagonals of a house in downtown Portland |
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| Leading Lines of a walk way in the Rose Garden |
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| Close Up of a mushroom in Washington Park |
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| Filling the Frame of garbage found in downtown Portland |
