3D Animation

For this first project, my intentions were to use the aspect of distortion of building. Making them seem as they have decayed or that the environment has taken over. With that I used the cameras effet and lightroom to be ale to add darkness to the effects, to bring out the darkness of abandoned buildings. I have definitely learned so much more through this that also has brought me to having new ideas for my personal own projects. For all of the picture, I took those photo while not in focus so that it makes them feel that it  adds the feeling of uneaseness. I believe that the norms of having picture always clear is appealing but in the other hand. Too many people think out of focus is wrong and shows that you do not know how to take picture. In this sets of photos I wanted to provide my own opinion that pictures that are not in focus are also as beautiful as clear ones

For this Portraits. I attempted to use this project to practice picture of people in a setting of pumpkins. Attempting to recreate the chilling and calm feel of day during holloween.

Stephen Wilkes Tour de France. Paris 2016 This Photography of Stephen Wilkes is called Tour de France which occurs in Paris in France. The first clear attraction that brings this photography is the different shades that occurs from the left to the sent to the right. While looking at it and trying to find the differences, we can examine it and find that the left is the evening the middle is near midday and at the right is the sunrise.  The abstract colors are the one of the many things that caught my eye on this specific piece of work as it uses beautiful tones of darkness mixed with orange and red. While doing so Stephen Wilkes also shades and uses the transition to darkness and light really well which just simply improves the image overall. A way that I personally think is what would it be like if I was in his position doing what he is doing. What would be the struggles that would arise? When looking at this already the angle of view that those multiple photos...