Compositional Trick #4 Extreme Angles

When i tool this picture i had to think in my head i need to get at an unatural position to make it original so I had my "model" sit way ahead of me.

I really love the fact that we turned it black and white, I also love the bars behind her it adds a sad mood to the picture.

I think that it would have been better if it was at a loer angle.

Compositinal Trick #3 Macro

The macro function on a camera just enhances any picture taken because it zooms in and blurs out the choice of backround or the foreground.

The depth of field is the way it blurs out part of the picture if it is deep it blurs the backround and if it is shallow it blurs out the foreground.

This would be a verey good picture of choice because in my opinion this could save a badly taken taken picture because it can make a strong emphasis for the picture.

I liked taking this picture because it has a real calm and relaxing mood and macro helped this picture alot because of the blured backround.

Compositional Trick #2 Leading Lines

When we learned about leading lines the main things we learned were that the lines are supposed to lead you to the main emphasis of the picture where ever your picture is taken the lines in the picture are supposed to be eminent and are supposed to lead you to the main idea of the picture taken.

The lines in my picture are doing exactly what they are supposed to do and lead you to the emphasis but the only thing i do not like is the shadow in the foreground of the picture.

Compositinal Trick #1 Rule of thirds

The rule of thirds trick is simple, on your camera there is a display button you click and once that is done a tick tac toe format should pop up and the whole point of this particular trick is to get the emphasis of the photo right in the middle of the intersecting lines on the tic tac toe format