julianamora
Clones
Woo multiple Juliana's! (if this was real we'd all be in trouble )
When composing this shot I made sure that each Juliana was wearing and doing something different but they somehow still related to each other. I also wanted to include the sign to show that we were all begin tutored. The overarching theme of this photograph is that Juliana in the green sweeter is teaching the other Juliana's math. At the same time, Juliana in the white shirt is confused out of her mind, Juliana in the black is raising her hand to ask a question and Juliana in the scarf is being a typical teen and caring about nothing but her phone. I am trying to convey all the different feelings I described above. This photograph is interesting to me because its whole bunch of me's doing different things like how crazy is that. This was shot at a shutter speed of 1/13, aperture of f/3.5, and ISO of 100. I made sure to keep the ISO low however, the lighting wasn't great so I used a slow shutter speed. Unfortunately, the photo is underexposed. A bigger aperture and a slower shutter speed should have helped. Also, I should have tried a different angle because you can't see Juliana in the far right very well.
Clones
Woo multiple Juliana's! (if this was real we'd all be in trouble )
When composing this shot I made sure that each Juliana was wearing and doing something different but they somehow still related to each other. I also wanted to include the sign to show that we were all begin tutored. The overarching theme of this photograph is that Juliana in the green sweeter is teaching the other Juliana's math. At the same time, Juliana in the white shirt is confused out of her mind, Juliana in the black is raising her hand to ask a question and Juliana in the scarf is being a typical teen and caring about nothing but her phone. I am trying to convey all the different feelings I described above. This photograph is interesting to me because its whole bunch of me's doing different things like how crazy is that. This was shot at a shutter speed of 1/13, aperture of f/3.5, and ISO of 100. I made sure to keep the ISO low however, the lighting wasn't great so I used a slow shutter speed. Unfortunately, the photo is underexposed. A bigger aperture and a slower shutter speed should have helped. Also, I should have tried a different angle because you can't see Juliana in the far right very well.