On my own

it was rainy the other day, so I took a picture of the ripples in the pond. It was my first time taking a picture of the texture of water. The original picture was much bigger than this photo, which is almost microscopic. I put it in the photoshop and cropped it to rearrange the composition. To me, this is much more interesting than showing the whole scene, because it leaves enough space for the audiences to imagine what is in the picture. The patterns of the ripples form a unique composition. I also adjusted the light to add a mysterious colour to the photo and to enhance the contrast in color.

dapdrey that is not fabrics

I photoshoot my hand to imitate the scene of desert/mountain

red

bohkey

Info:
Apeture: 5.6
ISO: 1/800

proposal

Last year in my AP art portfolio, there was a painting in which I incorporated a map with the self-portrait.

When I was blousing on the internet for some creative ideas, I saw this photography. In the description, it says that the photography is done by double-exposure. I am very interested in trying this new technique in photoshop.

I think by intergrating a scenery with human portrait is a good way to show the inner emotions of the subject in the photography.

david hockney

object from 3 different angles