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I used my camera to experiment with angles of my paper bag model. This was the most interesting angle I found.

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This is obviously a photo of a grave yard, but the light from a near by spot light makes i seem like there's something supernatural about it.

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The dying leaves on this tree showed a vibrant orange, and mixed with the wood fence and wet road almost gives it a story.

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I used the same mirror, but removed it from the wall. I then spun in a circle with it and matched its speed with my camera, making the background blurred but myself relatively clear.

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Continuing to use a medium shutter speed, I took a picture of me walking past a mirror. The result is a ghostly figure peering out of the mirror.

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I  used a medium shutter speed that allowed be to zoom in before the shutter closed. This technique makes it seem like the picture is warping into the mirror.

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This photo stands out to me because of the vibrant shade of orange. The pipe leads the eye from the foreground into the background and back again.

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I thought this showed good use of stop action.

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All of the subjects present in this picture create a busy scene, but the business is muted by the soft edges and colors.

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This was one of my best panning compositions, I like how it gives a lot of motion to the picture.

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I used the panning technique on Main St. at night. I like how the lights and their reflections in the picture give a cool feeling. I manipulated it in Photoshop to make the colors a little more cool.

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I like how the horizontal line, where the floor meets the wall, cuts the image in half. However, the human figure blends into its reflection on the floor. Thus breaking the division between the wall and the floor and connecting them.

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I found all the vertical lines in the photo to be interesting. The repetition of vertical lines can be seen in both the foreground and background.