Prompt Shoot #1

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This picture represents Bowie and is Rule of Thirds. I achieved rule of thirds because the B is not centered, but along the lines of the grid on the camera.




This photo is rule of thirds and happiness. This photo is rule of thirds because the volleyball is off-centered. This photo is happy to me because it represents my favorite sport- VOLLEYBALL!



    
                                                                                         
This photo represents simplicity and it is a square.
I achieved simplicity because the background is the plain sky.
This photo represents lines and metal. I achieved this by taking a picture of the metal door in the locker room and you can see the lines that are created.

I would like to shoot different prompts in the future to test my creativity- but this was a fun shoot!
Here are three suggestions :

1. A part of Bowie that helps shape your personality.
2. Something that represents sadness to you.
3. A photo with a simple background that includes 2 or more colors.



Comments

  1. Kaia RadloffSeptember 5, 2018 at 2:19 PM

    I really love how professional your pictures look and they aren't very busy! I really like the photo that represents line and metal.

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  2. Campbell HardySeptember 5, 2018 at 2:26 PM

    I really enjoyed Sadie's pictures but I would put more detail into the pictures and really make them defined but overall she did a really good job.

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