Academic Shoot Reflection

1. For this Picture the composition rule I followed was rule of thirds.
2. The subject is the pot being glues back together.
 3. Yes it is clear what the subject is in this picture.
1. For this picture I used lines.
2. The subject for this picture is the teacher as she is isolated.
3. I think it might be a little unclear who the subject is but is easy to find out.
4. I could have shot it from a different angle to further isolate the teacher.
1. I don't think for this picture I followed a rule.
2. The subject of this photo are the two girls working.
3. Yes it is clear who is the subject of this photo

Comments

  1. hannahbblogSeptember 17, 2018 at 1:55 PM

    1. subjects are clear
    2. kinda blurry

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  2. AussieSeptember 17, 2018 at 2:10 PM

    I like how focused and clear the subject in the first photo is. However, because the subject is the broken pot and not the student, I believe the photo doesn't follow the rule of thirds.

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