Get on my Belly

This assignment made me realize many things. One, being the funny thing, that my but is very upset at me when it is freezing. It was sticking up and cold the entire time, which I am pretty sure gave me some form of hypothermia or something of that liking. And also I cannot count the many times people either looked at me like I was crazy, pulled there children very far away from me, or yelled out nice a**, which I won't lie boosted my ego a wee bit.

But on a serious note, I learned that getting low makes you get close. I had a bit of realization that getting detail is sometimes better than getting a overall good image. I also learned a little about light. I liked how lighting is completely different down low, and I had a ton of fun playing around with that.

So I am putting up 6 images

The first one was my first shot. I find that I usually like my first shot the most. I like how the image keeps going until the clouds cut the image off. I also like how the gravel is more focused that the image, and you have to look to see that.

The second image is one of my favorites because I have never thought that the side of a curb had amazing texture, but this was awesome. I loved the focus on this image. And I love the curb texture.

This third image is probably the best showing of what this assignment represents. It is an overall good image. And I like the centering of it.

The forth and fifth image show my playing wit light. Lets just first say that I sacrificed my hygiene for this one. And it was a little bit gross. It was Emma playing with like, let me know whatcha think.

Lastly the 6th one is fun stuff. This is my kind of style and even though my lens is kind of blurry, I like the image alot

Over all I really liked the assignment. I thought that being on the ground would make the my picture dark and kind of sad. But I think my images were happy and had good color stuff.