Academic Shoot

This image shows simplicity very well, because there is only one subject, and the background is very simple. The subject is clearly the student, who is working from the back. The chalk board is not distracting the viewer from the subject, because it is one color, and the subject consumes most of the images space. If anything were to be changed, the writing on the board behind him could not be merging with his head, but it is faint and can definitely be fixed next time.
In this photo, I used the composition of rule of thirds. This is because the subject is slightly off to the right of the image frame, creating an illusion of rule of thirds. There is only one subject in this photo, and that is the teacher that is speaking to his students. There are many things that could be less distracting and make the subject more clear. For example, the students head, and the lamp merging with the computer. Overall, I think this photo is very simple and appealing with the lighting and subject.

 This photo shows balance because of the placement of the subject and angles of the photo. There are three subjects in this photo, and they are the three students, which are forming a line against the wall. I think that the subjects are pretty clear, but the background might have been a little too busy. I could have simplified the background, and the balance between the chalk board and white board could have been more even. I think this photo is good because of the emotion shown in it, and the clarity of the subjects.






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  1. Bowie JournalismSeptember 27, 2017 at 7:27 AM

    The bottom image is the strongest of the trio. Lots of energy and emotion there. You cropped it well. The one with the boys back is interesting but I just don't see "academic" and I wish you had gotten his face. The one of the teacher could have been cropped better and is just kind of plain. Changing your angle and moving closer would have helped that photo.

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