Project 2 Composition Techniques

 Photo 1: Spiral Windows

Composition Technique: Leading Lines

ISO:400, Shutter Speed:1/125, Aperture:F22





Photo 2: Stuck in the Middle
Composition Technique: Leading Lines, Framing
ISO:400, Shutter Speed:1/125, Aperture:F16




Photo 3: Bird's Eye View: From Above
Composition Technique: Bird's Eye View, Leading Lines
ISO:400, Shutter Speed:1/125, Aperture:F22-32



Photo 4: Solitude
Composition Technique: Rules of Thirds
ISO:400, Shutter Speed:1/125, Aperture:F22-32



 


Pinhole Photos: Houses and Trees in a neighborhood
Weather Conditions: Bright Daylight
Exposure Time: 30-40 sec.

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