Black and White

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 Abstract

Landscape

Ansel Adams is a famous photographer and environmentalist. He was born in San Francisco on February 20, 1902 to Charles Hitchcock Adams and Olive Bray Adams. During his childhood he went to a private school and after high-school he was able to go to Harvard. During College he found his true love who he ended up marrying, her name was Virginia. They had two kids named Michael and Anne. He was the  founder of Group f/64 and received many awards such as: Conservation Service Award - 1968, Presidential Medal of Freedom - 1980, Sierra Club John Muir Award - 1963, and Hasselblad Award - 1981. Unfortunately he past away on April, 22 1984.

This is my favorite picture of his, because I love how the sun is coming through the clouds. Also the mountain has a super cool black and white effect with the snow.

Camera Settings

Portrait

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Creative:

These two panoramic pictures I enjoy a lot, because football and baseball are my favorite sports that I love to play.

Favorite Face

Hello, my name is Fred I'm not always a happy guy, because I always smell bad and I'm messy. I rarely get the ladies but every once in a while they decide to talk to me and clean me out. Making me all shiny and fresh smelling. But then I get destroyed again and my happiness goes away. Which always leaves me in a cranky mood. This is probably the reason know one likes me. Only if I was able to be clean all the time then people would enjoy hanging out with me. If that day comes I will rule the world. But, until that happens, I will be this lonely face in the ground. So Bye!

Found Faces

Photo Compostion

Filling the Frame

Converging Lines

Diagonal

Horizontal

Framing

Different Angle

Rules of third

Vertical

Filling the Frame
 

 Rules of Thirds

Framing

Vertical Lines

Converging lines

 

Diagonal Lines

Different Angles

Horizontal Lines

Favorite Picture Post

This photo reminds me of Montana. It makes me want to go fishing and I love being able to watch the sun hit the mountains, or the water. The reflections of everything on the water look picture perfect. Being able to see the ripples of the fish rising and jump out of the water when hooked. It brings back memories from the summer when I was with my grandpa and my dad.