Rule of Thirds

For this photograph I like how the white butterfly stands out against the simplicity of the beige wall. I also like how some of the wires in the art is in focus and out of focus drawing the eye towards the butterfly, making it the main focus. 

For this photograph I made sure that the wheel is the main focus in the photo, and not the lines of the wall of the building. Making the back round simple it brought out the wheel in the photo, as well of the colors.

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I think that it follows the rule of thirds, because the basketball net is the man focus and in the back round the Saskatoon Christian school building can work as rule of thirds with the two lines going horizontal.

For this photograph, I cropped the photo so that the green signs would be the focus part of the photograph, the buildings in the back round keep this photo following the rule of thirds, since the edge of the building aline's up with the rule.

After I cropped this photo, I liked the tire of the tire swing, hanging off to the side of the photo instead of being in the middle. Also I left the back round simple helping to make the tire swing the main focus. I also liked who the tire swing aliened with the baseball diamond fence.

20 Angles

I found that the lighting made the streamers pop out more, making the colors more vivid and interesting. I also like how using the flash made the roof lighter, and gave it more depth to lead the eye to the right of the photo.

Using a manual apperature setting, it changed how the lighting overall was in the photograph. With this setting the streamers had a more creamy color to them, instead of the bold color it had in the other ones.

Again  I used the flash, I liked how the flash brought out the streamers color and how it showed the lighting showing through them more.

Using the appature setting it gave the soft looking streamers more of a creamy look to them, also showing the texture of the streamers adds a more softer affect.

In this photo it leads your eye down the middle, I like how I can see the light shine through them from the lights, instead of just a blunt look without them. After using the flash I liked how the line that leads your eye is more clear you can make out the shapes and the shadowing of the images.