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Since the assignment's dare was to take a picture of strangers, I thought I would give it a try. I met these two having fun. The man saw me with my camera out and commented, which I was hoping he would, to give me permission into taking his photo for my Art class. I asked them and they gave me a permission to take this photo. I like this photo of this couple who sitting on a bench. They were both so super friendly that it was quite a pleasure. I like their smiling and how they look at camera.

 

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Taken with Canon EOS 5D with 85 mm f3.5L. Scene is lit by indirect light coming in from window to the left and two sunlight reflectors: one to the right of the table and one above the camera. I positioned the camera on a tripod level with the table top to shoot directly at the ingredients. CS welcome.

I was thinking to take a photo of people who don't know that I take photo of them.

When I saw these kids with their mom I directly took a photo of them. I really love it. I also love how kids held their hands. Also, I like the kid who held her mom’s hand.

In this photo we can see a man who was calling by his phone. Also, there are a woman and a man who were waiting for the traffic signal to a cross a street.

The focus of this photo is in kids and their mom.

Forced Perspective Photography, the boy pushes open the (seemingly) large gates- Final 1

5 Yummy Meals! Assignment 3. Phone eats first haha!

First i saw the girl I decided to take picture of them because I see the attraction between them .I can tell she is a good daughter for a good mother. I like the smiles in the picture.I Just love it

Brian Wilber, Lindsay Bertram, and Grant Gibson ponder what to get for lunch at the Fishbowl

Held together by a metal thread.

Exposure0.01 sec (1/100)

Aperturef/6.3

Focal Length34 mm

ISO Speed200

My goal on that evening was to get touching and a candid street scene. This hit both targets, but I'm using it for the touching aspect. I LOVED this couple walking down the street, with their oh so perfectly matched outfits. I didn't stop and ask but the guy clearly watched me take the shot. I loved that you could tell they were crossing a busy street as well, as opposed to up against a building or such. If I were better at photoshopping, I'd removed the couple immediately behind them.

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This self portrait was taken by me in Toys R Us. My expression shows how willingly I was trying to look cute and innocent. This picture shows how kiddy-ish, confident, Asian and innocent I can be in public. The fruity colors' show how cherry and exciting i am, most of the time. It's as if I'm a kid that'll never grow up or is still in diapers even though I'm 14. :]

Exposure0.01 sec (1/100)

Aperturef/6.3

Focal Length34 mm

ISO Speed200

Part of a series of three images intended to be used in a travel article regarding rock climbing in the Adirondacks

Forced Perspective FInal Round

I'm so in love with this little bell hop guy I can't stand it. I love his stripes. I love how big the luggage seems in relation to his size. I love that the taxi was yellow and checkered. I was so thrilled to have caught the moment.

A man was selling tribal masks on 53rd and 5th near the MoMA. This was my favorite.

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