Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Photo Balance
This assignment asked us to find photos that represent the three main types of photo balance: Radial balance, symmetrical balance, and asymmetrical balance. We also had to find photos that showed contrast in size, and texture, and color.
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This is an example of a symmetrically balanced photo, with a bike and a bench on each side, and the water fountain in the middle |
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This photo represent Radial Balance, in which the center of the picture is the most important feature |
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This photo represents asymmetrical balance, owing to the mad hatter dominating one side of the photo, whereas the other side of the photo is mostly blank |
Monday, January 6, 2014
Diptychs, Triptychs, and Kaleidoscopes
For this assignment, I used previously taken pictures to create kaleidoscopes, triptychs, and diptychs, using editing to create the desired effects. These photos are focused on a variety of subjects, from downtown Portland, to Washington park.
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I like this flower kaleidoscope because the way I edited it makes it seem similar to infrared |
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This is my favorite triptych, taken of a flower downtown. |
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School time diptych of my friend Alex |
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This bike stood out to be because its brightness greatly contrasted the normal grey and green colors that surrounded it |
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Spider Triptych |
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