It changed the way I view photography because it taught be to look everywhere and at anything. I learned that even seemingly boring things like a crack in the ground can be a really cool picture if you just use a little imagination. I also prefer taking pictures of objects more than of people, so this photo kind of proved to me that I can take really cool pictures and that I don't need to have a person in the picture.
5) Shape is different than form because it is only 2 dimensional. It can have length and width, but it has no depth to is. Form on the other hand is 3 dimensional. It has length, width, and depth to it.
6) Pattern is the simple repeating of an object throughout the picture. it could be multiple trianlges in a picture all just sitting there. Repetition may also have multiple similar objects, but they work together to make the photo look active. Repetition helps to create unity in a picture.
Pattern link: http://missionphotoclass.blogspot.com/2015/03/principles-of-design-pattern.html
Repetition link: http://missionphotoclass.blogspot.com/2015/03/principles-of-design-pattern.html
7) Link to my Weebly about page: http://missionphotoclass.weebly.com/about.html
Link to another photographer's about page who inspired me: http://blog.freddieardley.com/About
8) links for the projects:
Most recent: http://missionphotoclass.blogspot.com/2015/06/final-project-relaxing-away-from-finals.html
second most recent: http://missionphotoclass.blogspot.com/2015/05/presentation-project-photos.html
third most recent: http://missionphotoclass.blogspot.com/2015/05/commercial-photo-shoot-one-fish-two.html
I think the second most recent project was my best, it's the one with all the sideways/inverted pictures. This is my best work because all the pictures in the project are unique, with a unifying element, and all skillfully incorporate the elements of art and principles of design. Doing this project really made me think differently than I had for any other project. Usually I could just look around for something that looks cool and take a picture of it, but for this project I really had to think an plan a lot before I could start shooting. I learned that what you envision may not always be possible, and that you will have to change your plans to accommodate that. Like I said above, I had to plan, and that includes where and how to shoot the pictures. I had to completely invert the my mind and look at a place upside down or sideways to see if it looks like a good place. Now that it is over I will always be looking for places that would work well for inverted photos.
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