Line,Color, and Texture

Lines

     The subject of this photo is the lines of this plant.
      Changes: Hue +15 Saturation +30 Lightness -15 Vibrance +24

Lines 2

             The subject of this photo is the moss on the tree and the rigid lines on the tree.
              Changes: Vibrance +9, Saturation +24, Hue +9, Lightness +7.



                                                                           Texture

The subject of this photo is the rock wall at a close up angle.
Changes: Vibrance +9, Saturation +7, Hue +3, Lightness -7

Texture 2

The subject of this photo is the sandy rocky wall.
Changes: Vibrance -12, Saturation +8, Hue +8,Lightness -14

                                  
                                                                               Color

                  
The subject of this photo is an apple.
Changes: Hue -8, Saturation +9, Lightness -12, Vibrance +20

                                                                            Color 2

                                    
The Subject of the matter is the color of the leafs.
Changes: Hue +23, Saturation +28,Vibrance +7



                  

• What photograph do you feel is your best? Why?
• What did you discover about yourself as a photographer during this project?
• If you did this project over again, what would you do differently?

1. My best photo is Texture number 2. It had many things in it that catches you.

2. That you can be more creative of finding more random things. You could take pictures everywhere.

3. I would wanna explore more places to take photos.

Flickr,Line, Color and Texture

                                              Line
http://www.flickr.com/photos/turntable00000/6148511782/in/pool-467062@N24/
    The subject in this photo is a very tall glass building.The angle of the shot is Asymmetry.

     Composition was that the person who took the photo took it from the bottom to the top. The reason why it is successful is that you have to guess what it is.

                                                Color

http://www.flickr.com/photos/vky123/5672980203/in/pool-71332142@N00/

 Subject of the photo is the colored boat houses. The shot was taken at a medium shot. The composition was that all the boat houses have variety of colors on to them. It makes this photo successful because it had rich colors.

                                                  Texture

http://www.flickr.com/photos/georgemikophoto/6167546181/in/pool-70176273@N00/

The subject is the ground. The shot was taken at a extreme close up. Composition was the ground looked more "beat" up. The photo was successful because on what angle he took it at.

  

Shots and Angles Edited.

Low Angle

Vibrance -11

Saturation +17

Hue -5

Lightness +3

Extreme Close Up

Vibrance +1

Saturation +6

Hue +11

Eye Level

Saturation +34

Hue -7

Lightness -17

Close Up

Vibrance 29+

Saturation 16+

Hue -6

High Angle Shot

Vibrance +15

Saturation +27

Hue -7

Lightness -9

Long Shot

Lightness: -11

Black and White

Asymmetry

Hue: -7

Saturation:-7

Lightness: -13

Medium Shot

Saturation: -10

Hue: 8+

Lightness: -10

Learning Shots and Angles.

Close Up

The is photo is interesting because the whole statue is the main focus.

Long Shot

This photo is getting every detail and thats how it gets the viewers attention.

Bird's eye view

This photo is interesting because it is showing top to bottom.

High Angle shot

This shot is angled to view most of the city.

Rules of Thirds

 It shows the perspectives of the road.

Asymmetry 

The photo shows many things on the building and diffrent angles.

American Photography (part 1)

     The video was about how America got involved in to photography and how most people was interested in the making of photos. It showed that photography was used everywhere and how it was important to many others. Many Americans couldn't afford cameras so there would be a cheaper version of a camera which was called the brown box which was only a dollar.
      One of the examples that inspired Americans in to photography was shapes, people posing, advertisement, sports stars, etc.
     The second example that inspired America was that photos were showed everywhere and it was the trend in the 1800-today.
   The one thing that surprised me was that the camera was used during wars and it was used for a "weapon" taking pictures of war, dead people, and battle.
     There is only one question I ask, Did most Americans own Cameras for only for one reason?
    

What is Art?

What is the meaning of Art? Art is everything... It can be painted, sketched,or photographed. 

    Art represents itself. It means to me that people actually puts their thoughts on their piece. Shouldn't matter on anyones thought besides the artist.

An example of art is "The Scream".

What I know about art is that you have to be creative to design a perfect art piece.

What I want to learn about art is how to make it interesting to me.