Week 4

 


Field of flowers (ex.1)
I really loved taking this photograph because I remember coming across this beautiful patch of flowers during summer and it was bursting with colours from every end, now as the seasons change only a few have survived but they still make it such a beautiful area.



Fly Away (ex.2)

I took this photograph with a slow shutter(1/80 F6.3) speed as I wanted to capture the beauty of the bird flying upwards . I absolutely love the scenery of this photograph.

Double Trouble (ex.3)
I enjoyed taking photographs of a subject in the each corner of the frame, I chose this photograph because I love how its nearly symmetrical with both of the flowers on either side of the frame.


Willow Falls (ex.4)
This has to be my favourite photograph because I walk around this park on a regular basis but never truly admired its beauty until I stopped to take photographs and noticed how wonderful the willow trees and little waterfall compliments each other.


WalkWay (ex.5)
I took this photograph to fill the frame . I really liked how i was able to capture both sides, my interpretation of it is one side has been changed by humans and the other is still untouched and made by nature .

Up the Tree (ex.6)
In this task we had to find a photograph online and try to recreate it . I think I did a really good job at it . I also loved this photograph because it was the only Tree to have Vines growing around the bark .


Online Photograph



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