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Assignment: Participants got into groups and chose a movie everyone was familiar with, to base a themed restaurant around. They then brainstormed ideas for the decor, food, clothing, mood, target audience, etc.
Still on the 50mm theme for this week, the flowers of the Giant Potato Tree or Solanum Macranthum. They start out deep purple, become lilac, then whitish.
-Title: form it
-Theme: Portrait/Still Life
-The elements of art I can see in this photo are form, this is because the person I took a photo of is a 3-dimensional object that takes up the space in my photo. I can also see value because the picture is a very dark black and a very bright white. The principles of design I can see are contrast because the photo has lights to darks for black and white.
- Editing choices I made for this photo were turning it a black and white, and dodging and burning. The dodging and burning helped this photo to get richer black and brighter whites, giving the photo depth.
-Camera Settings:
F Stop: 5.6
ISO: 400
Shutter Speed: 1/100
-I chose this photo because I liked the format of it. The b&w gave the photo depth and emotion was captured.
Walt Disney World Orlando Florida theme park and rides in Disneys Animal Kingdom amusement park 2012 animal conservation
Hey I am Jimbo Cortes, a college student from Philippines [yah, my name is a bit wierd]...
About my design: I decided to go with a vintage-looking design. I primarily use the color white, red and pure black [#000] . . . Honestly. this design wasn’t exactly what i thought it was going to be but surpise! peace :D
Photo by Sharleen Benoït
Bokeh - "Presenting...Christmas Bokeh! Ta-Dah!!"
In my own words, 'a photo without bokeh is like a day without sunshine'.
Ha ha - I love bokeh and I work hard at it, trying to get it just right; the subject in the forefront sharp while the subject in the background, the bokeh, sharp enough to not be a blur but just defined enough that I can tell what it is. I am not always successful but I have fun trying.
These little elves represent a dear memory for me; my sister Sandra gave them to me when I was about eight years old. They come out of their protective wrapping every year and remarkably, they are in perfect condition.
Theme by Sharleen, Photo by Sue