this is a portrait that my friend Nahum took. It was a a trick that i fell for. He made me look back and i was turning again and snap he took the picture. he tried to use the rule of thirds to focus on the eyes.

Patricia Torres took this picture of me...
i took the top picture

and Patricia Torres took this one
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so we were taking pictures or also called full body portraits. They looked good.  we used the rule of thirds and tried to use the sun to shine on us to give it different effects. We worked hard on these pictures. We learned that when you use the rule of the thirds you try to focus on the person eyes of the person. when you see a professional picture you see the persons eyes shine. that is what they want you to see.

Pottraits......

this is maria

this is ME

this is pats

Yesterday we were taking portraits. We were taking the rule of thirds that is when you focus on the eyes and make them shine. We were also making the sun shine in different angles. We did that so that each picture had a different point of view. We took some pictures  but like my friend kept on taking the puppy dog face and we couldn't get the rule of thirds much.  her eye is shiny but i think that is the only picture were we did that. she didn't want to take her hair out of her face so you cant see her other eye.

CLAYMATION

This is actually something that we did in PHOTOGRAPHY!!! It was fun but my head fell of a lot (my clay person) we got to use play-do and clay. I said last posts i cant upload a video but i can a picture!

What we did was like the movie Wallace and Gromitt. These characters were characters made of clay and the movie is a Claymation. Claymation is when you make people or items made of clay then you slowly move them for each picture. When you see the pictures in fast motion it actually looks like movement. This is a hard thing to do for a living because the frames can’t actually look like they didn’t move but they did barely and if you move it to much it won’t look like movement. The skill this photographer has is patience and arts and crafts plus you need know who to use the angles.

FLIP BOOK !!!!!

Hey peoples.....in ms. Andersons 2nd period photography we were making  FLIP BOOKS!
We drew some pictures of are drawing that look like motion when you flip them fast enough.

mine was of a rain drop falling into a puddle. I wish i could upload but i cant so  i am just telling you the steps....it was fun we put credits!!! here is the first image