Frame Photograph #2

Frame Photograph #2

Subject: Unknown Name

LANDSCAPE MODE

This photograph is effective, because the subject is nicely framed by the door window which is also framed by the door frame. It is a frame within a frame within a frame. The quality of the door was effective and the subject being blurred out turned out wonderful.

Frame Photograph

Frame Photograph
Subject: Carol Soliven

LANDSCAPE MODE

This photograph is very effective, because the subject is perfectly framed by the wall and ceiling. Also, the subject is in perfect focus, while having the background in focus too without stealing all the attention. Although the girl in the pink could have potentially ruined this photograph, it was still very effective.

Portrait Photograph [October 5]

Portrait Photograph [October 5]

Subject: Alexandra Bruno

PORTRAIT MODE

This photograph is ineffective, because the camera was not in portrait mode, so the background was focused on and also was the subject. The subject is placed perfectly in a rule of thirds position and highly focused on but the background is also, ruining the shot. 

ISO Photograph [800]

ISO Photograph

Subject: Carol Soliven

ISO MODE [800]

This photo is effective, because the ISO is on 800, but it doesn't drown out the natural sunlight or illuminate the picture to the point where your eyes hurt. The subject is perfectly posed in the corner, following the rule of thirds, and is being complimented by the natural background.

Night Mode Photograph

Night Photograph 

Subject: Carol Soliven 

NIGHT MODE 

This photograph is effective, because the camera lit the dark hallway as if the sun was shining through. The subject is perfectly posed and is in a perfect angle to show that night mode was used during this photograph.

Portrait Photograph #2: Carol Soliven

Portrait Photograph #2

Subject: Carol Soliven

PORTRAIT MODE

"This photograph is ineffective, because the background is detracting all the attention away from the subject. The subject's pose and facial expression was perfect, but the windows in the background make your eyes go else where."

Portrait Photograph: Carol Soliven

Portrait Photograph #1.

Subject : Carol Soliven

PORTRAIT MODE

"This shot was very effective, because the subject is in complete focus. The green background is not detracting any attention from the subject. The green, in fact, compliments the subject and her face. Her facial expression is one of pure wonder and the color of her hair stands out."