Photography Challenge


Photography Challenge.

Learning Objective:
  • To experiment with perspective and composition.

Giants and monsters:


I really didn't like this one, it was confusing to take and hurt like hell! Although the challenge of it was fun.


Reflections:


This one I actually liked a lot, it was hard to find the perfect place to do it - and we didn't even find it - but it ended up looking quite good.


Patterns in nature:



This one was interesting as we had to find something that had quite a pretty pattern on it, which meant a lot of walking to find it.


Hand Stars:


This one was actually surprisingly hard. We had to think about who's hands went where, what would look best, and most surprisingly the lighting.


Horseman:



I absolutely hated this one, it was aching my knees, Kai had trouble bending his head to the side for too long. It was a disaster.


Framing your shoot:


This one was also very tricky, I was on my toes reaching up as far as I could to take this picture, and it was so hard to stay still and not shake. The picture is very pretty so I'm happy with results.

Ground Level:



This one kind of just happened when we were sat down thinking of what to do next, I had the camera in the grass and remembered it was actually one of the challenges! So that was just luck that I remembered.


Looking Down:



This one didn't turn out too well. None of us were ready for the picture, the lighting is bad and it just looks awful. But it's the best we got.


Air Shot:


This one was extremely fun, very hard, but it turned out well for what i was expecting. Although the lightning is a bit off, the picture still completes the goal of getting a picture while jumping.

























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