Monday, February 8, 2016

Composition: The Cutting Edge


For this project I decided to focus on the mundane, ordinary objects I see on a daily basis. I wanted these images to fill my frame with an open composition.  I focused on my viewpoint, the rule or thirds, lighting and simplifying my subject.  I decided to photograph these objects from the angle in which I view them.  I wanted these final images to be accompanied with a feeling, specifically the feeling I have when I am around these objects. The final images are a metaphor for my life and the world that inevitably surrounds me.









When initially thinking about my direction for this project, I decided I would simply snap photos during my day and come back to them when I had more time with the image.  This plan worked very well for me.  Ordinarily, I never would have taken such simple snapshots.  But when Michelle mentioned to, "take pictures of things that people normally wouldn't", I decided to take on this challenge.  I am pleased with the final outcome of these images.

1 comment:

  1. Very mysterious and beautiful. I am not sure what I am looking at but not knowing keeps me looking longer and the longer I look the more I feel at peace! Looking like a mediation.

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