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  1. @effyuwawa

    I am not a photographer.

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    I went through my camera roll and picked the ones that are my favorite. I think I do a decent job of showing the aspects of better photography. Some of these photos show depth, others have EXCELLENT lighting, and others have excellent backgrounds. I won’t say that all of my photos accentuate the aspects of […]
  2. @lkds106

    Visualize With Me (Week 4 Summary)

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    Daily Creates: Week 4 Welcome back to this week’s edition of Weekly Summary! Starting off our show tonight are the one and only Daily Creates. In accordance with this unit, all of the Daily Creates this week were very focused on visual experiences. This weeks daily creates included kaleidoscope drawings, caption contests, and inserting ourselves […]
  3. @imatutu_

    Photography at it’s Finest

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    So these examples I will be using to analyze are not photos I have taken, but rather photos of myself and my girlfriend for Valentines Day. Since they are pretty good photos and likely have a lot of the techniques that make a good photo in them, I chose to use them for this assignment. […]
  4. @AJSt0rm

    Experimenting with Mobile Photography

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    What makes a good picture? You would think, with an introduction like that, I would have a great answer. Maybe some tips and tricks. A fabulous example. Something! Well, that’s the problem. I don’t know what makes a good picture. I’m still learning myself. I know some of the key elements are lighting, perspective, and …
  5. @RMdigitally

    My Photos :)

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    So, as I stated before, I am not great behind a camera. I just don’t really have an eye for it. After doing our reading for this week, I scrolled through my camera roll for a little while and looked for some pictures that show off some of the points from that post. These are…
  6. @jclark22umw

    What Makes a Good Photo?

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    The reading this week was insightful, and it encouraged me to look at past photos with a more creative eye. It also gave me a good amount of inspiration for this week’s photo assignments. A few of these tips I already use in common photo taking practice. Upon reading more about each, I already play […]

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  7. @MoB4884

    Journey to Becoming a Better Photographer?

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    I tried to find examples of all of the aspects of photography. It was a bit difficult since I don’t often take pictures (see previous post titled Visual Storytelling for a deeper explanation). With that being said, these photos probably aren’t the best representation of the aspects of photography, but I think they are decent […]
  8. @Conner44769274

    What Makes A “Good” Photograph?

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    After reading the Telling Stories in Photos article and reflecting on my own photography journey and experience, it’s time to dig even deeper. I will be analyzing five different photographs and looking at different elements and storytelling methods in them. I will be looking specifically at elements like contrast, lighting, perspective, balance, and several others. […]
  9. @kmaproductionss

    Blog #4

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    My photography experience is very limited. I’ve never taken a class on it or looked at pointers before this course. I usually take pictures of nature (especially mushrooms) or things that just look cool to me. I really like taking pictures w distorted mirrors. After reading articles I can definitely improve on my angles andRead more
  10. @rachelds106

    80’s Pop Culture Photography

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    First off, I just want to say that Whoopi Goldberg is a super dope name. I had to do some research on her –I knew she was an actress, but I didn’t know when her breakthrough came. I found out that her role as Celie in The Color Purple (1985) directed by Spielberg was when her career really took off. The first things I noticed about this portrait was the lighting, the contrast and the selection. In the right-hand corner, there’s a “heavenly” lighting shining down on Whoopi, it really creates a stunning and powerful image. The contrast I also noticed; it varies from the left side of the image (darker) to the right (lighter) and creates natural shadows on her body. I also really noticed the contrast when I saw her body nearly disappearing into the bottom of the photo, I think the black shirt was a smart choice.  Everything about the selection of the photo is simple; from the cigarette (which the smoke just looks perfect in my opinion) to the jewelry and shirt she’s wearing, to the emotion on her face. I feel like the selection almost juxtaposes the lighting; everything she is doing is so simple, yet the lighting is so powerful. To me, this picture basically screams: “I’m a badass”. There isn’t much depth to the photo in my […]

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