self portrait.

self portrait 4/14

1. What mood does this photograph portray?

This portrays unnassurance. There are many views to look at him at and he is unsure.

2. How is lighting used in this photograph?

The lighting places emphasis on the frames and his face.

3. How is the framing of this photograph important to the self portrait?

The frames in this photo fram his face. even though his face is the smallest part of the picture, you know its the subject by the faming this picture provides.

4. What else is shown in the photograph, and how does this relate to the self portrait?

Different hands are holding the frames so it shows their view of the subject.

1. What mood does this photograph portray?

This portrays tiredness.

2. How is lighting used in this photograph?

Lighing places emphasis on the guy sleeping.

3. How is the framing of this photograph important to the self portrait?

The line in the photo on the lft and the camer frame the face.

4. What else is shown in the photograph, and how does this relate to the self portrait?

The camera is shown in the picture and it shows he's overworked himself.

photo critique april 12th

This photo shows a good use of lines. there is not subject but the bigns are led to by the lines of the stadium seats.
The photo frames the faces naturally by showing them through the windows. Also, a good use of depth of field is used because the bus is in focus while the background isnt.

the people are naturally framed by the door and the use of light also draws atention to them. The church is in rule of thirds.

Mirror

your favorite drink. submission picture.

Photo Critique 4/6/10

This picture uses natural framing to frame the potato. The frame of the door acts as the frame of the subject. the colors in the spud suit also attract attention.

This picture uses color in a very neat way. the color changes on the subject. The clouds also act as leading lines to lead to the subject
HeThe girls are naturally framing the guy. He is also lighter then everyone else drawing attention to him, the subject.

friday the 19th

I like this picture beacuse everything is in focus. It uses rule of thirds and directs your attention to where your attention should be drawn, the shark biting. the fish in the back ground arent in focus, but they create almost a natural frame around the subject.