Digital Portfolio Reflection
1.
Portraiture appeals to me most.
2.
Portraiture can reveal a lot
about the subject. It can depict their emotions and feelings, their interest
and their persona. This allows the photo to tell a story, making it more
interesting to look out. Also it would allow the viewer to relate to it on an
emotional level.
3.
My strengths in photography
include following the rules of photography such as the rule of thirds. Also,
capturing subjects at the right moment; whether they’re smiling, laughing, or
even zoned out! This adds depth tom photos and makes them more appealing to the
viewers.
4.
“Windy” best exemplifies these
strength. It portrays the rule of thirds, taken from an interesting angle, and
captured at the right moment when the balloons are flying, revealing the girls’
joyfulness.
5.
An area I need to improve in
photography would be manipulation using Photoshop.
6.
“Museum Building” shows very
basic manipulation skills. Although it still looks good, it lacks some advance
Photoshop skills.
7.
“Foggy”
This photo depicts the
gloomy and dull feel of winter. However, it holds the message of hope. It’s
foggy and unclear behind the iceberg, but clear with calm turquois water in
front of it. it successfully conveys the message I hoped for.
