Second Portrait

Person: Simar Chhabra

Location: side of bell tower quad

Edits in Camera Raw:
temperature: +12
exposure: +0.20
shadows: -19
saturation: -7

Composition Review - 3 Rules

Before:

After:

3 Rules of Composition:

1. Perspective:

http://digital-photography-school.com/using-depth-of-field-and-perspective-for-better-composition/

2. Reflection:

http://photoinf.com/General/John_Harvey/Learn_Composition.htm

3. Texture

http://www.digital-photo-secrets.com/tip/3372/18-composition-rules-for-photos-that-shine/

Photo 7 of the Unhealed Wounds demonstrates my three rules of composition best. 

First Portrait

Person: Priyanka Bajaj

Location: in front of the c-wing cafeteria

Edits:
exposure: +.15
contrast: +13
highlights: -40
clarity: +20
shadows/whites/blacks/vibrance/saturation: 0
sharpening: 100
radius: 1.0
detail: 25
yellows: -100
hue: 216
saturation: 16

Fourth Photo Assignment- Self Portrait

Third Photo Assignment - My Third Rule

Rule of Composition: Texture

An interesting texture adds another layer of dimension to the photo. It provides a different background to see while the viewer focuses on the subject.

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Rules of Composition
1. Perspective
2. Reflection
3. Texture

Second Photo Assignment - My Second Rule

The rule of composition used: reflection
Having the reflection be the main point of focus in the image and the object (the shoe, to be off center)

First Photo Assignment - My First Rule

Rule of Composition used: Perspective
The rule of perspective is to use lines in the photo to convey a viewpoint that is not normally seen.