Conceptual Photography
Letter to the Past
Dear Jordan, You will be taking a Photography class in your junior year of high school. It is a cool class but it can be hard to keep up with all of the assignments. In order to be successful in the class you must manage your time efficiently in order to insure that you get every assignment completed on time. Make sure to use your class time correctly and spend that time working on each of your projects to make them look the best that they can. When it comes to thinking of ideas for projects, make sure to always think of more than one idea. Mr. Klein always says that "You're first idea is never you're best one". In regards to taking photos, make sure that you always take multiple shots from different angles and different lighting. This will insure that you get the best possible final photo to turn in to Mr. Klein. It is important that you take at least 24 photos while shooting in order to create an index print (requ...
I like the angle the shot was taken from, the close up angle helps in focusing in on the cookie with it being clear its the main focus. I also like how the persons face is a bit blurry and is not so clear, it helps in emphasizing the cookie.The cookies detail is also very nice as it looks so real through the photograph and does not look distorted or blurry at all. The story for this is most likely the person possibly found the cookies and is really hunger and is excited to finally eat something, or there someone else's and she will eat them despite them not being hers. I like the photograph solely on the detail in the photograph, the cookie has wonderful detail and the decision to make the person a bit blurry contributed well to the photograph.
ReplyDeleteI believe this photo is a great example of conceptual photography ,It tells a story as soon as you look at the photo. I love that the photo was able to really capture the excitement in the girls eyes as well as capturing the focus of the cookies as well.
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