- What are the artist's intentions?
- What is the process (were there any "happy" mistakes that changed the intention?)
- What is the most successful element of the piece?
- What would you change if you could?
Lisa's CCV Digital Photography I Blog
Sunday, October 6, 2013
Week 6 - Landscape & Critique
Here's a tried and true way to think about any art when you want to critique it. Ask and answer these questions:
My intention was to capture a sparkling icy day in New England and capture the brilliant colors I saw. I took into consideration Rule of Thirds and Framing as I composed this image. The horizon bisects the bottom third of the image leaving 2/3s for sky. This gives a sense of airiness to this simple winter day. The bright red barn in the Rule of Thirds bottom right position draws the eye into the photo. The vertical tree trunks draw the eye up into the sky to roll around in the clouds and travel back down to the textured foreground. I think the bright contrast of red and blue, although not totally complementary colors, works to add visual pop to the photo. If I was going to change anything it might be to shoot from a slightly different angle to have the road on more of a diagonal and thus give more movement to this image, although the calm of the horizontal road is not totally displeasing.
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Week 3 - Macro
This collage of macro nature shots I've taken was made at Photovisi.com. I chose to take a screenshot of the collage on their site rather than download it with the watermark. I like this program because I can size the images, move them, and rotate as I want. The downside is the corny backgrounds to choose from, I kept it simple.
Saturday, September 7, 2013
Week 2
Friday, August 9, 2013
Week 1
This
week you'll be creating your own photo blogs for CCV's online Digital
Photography I. This blog is an example of what yours will look like.
Each week please title your blog comment with the week #, this makes it easier
for everyone to know which post to read.
This week I'd like you to experiment with posting a comment to a blog, so click on "comment" below this post and add your two cents. Use your imagination and share your ideas about this photo. Is there a story this picture conveys?
This week I'd like you to experiment with posting a comment to a blog, so click on "comment" below this post and add your two cents. Use your imagination and share your ideas about this photo. Is there a story this picture conveys?
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