Action shot part 1.

This photo is a photo that is displaying action. You can see the action in the water splashing and in the acorn about to hit the water. The main focus of this photo is in the water splashing. This photo displays the rule of the thirds. I really liked this photo because the coloring in it is and the splash is right in the thirds. I really think that this photo represents a couple of things. First it shows that a something small can disrupt even the biggest of things. And secondly it show the there will always be something to disrupt the normal rut of life. 

This photo has been one of my favorites because the way that the photo is laid out. The photo contains reflections and addition to the reflections int the water it shows repetition. I feel that this photo is a very nice photo because it has good color qualities. In this image two acorns are splashing into the water. the key focus  of this picture was to draw the view to see how just one little thing can make a big impact on the rest of things. The reason i say that one little thing can make a difference to the rest of the world, for example if one politician can make a big difference if they are just willing to fall away from the rest of things and make a ripple in the rut that we are living in. well this photo was instituted by me, i tossed a couple of acorns out and took three pictures in sequence and i chose the best one out of the three. as i explained a moment ago i feel that this photo captures the ideas in life. I would like for the viewers to look at my pictures and think  that these picture are well put together and can convey an interesting point.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Digital Photography Project Four

The first picture has framing because the branches create almost a box around the leaves. This picture was taken at horizon christian school.

This picture is framing because the leaves are creating a box around the rock wall in the back.

Digital Photography Project Three

The first picture, the Piece of wood is the leading line.

The second picture the leading line is the crack in between the boards.