I really enjoyed this assignment. I tried to incorporate short and easy stories to understand. I used a variety of different stories and scenes in my photos to create a unique set of collages. In my second collage I used motion in three frames to capture the different stages of falling. In my first and third collages I tried to create a story that was clear and understandable.

In this set of photos, my assignment was to incorporate small figures into lively and real situations. This was an especially difficult assignment for me, and one that used a great deal of creativity. I tried to use a variety of settings for my pictures, using backgrounds of books and posters, as well as real life settings.

This assignment was especially interesting and intriguing for me. I really appreciated the documentary of Richard Avedon and his work. The advice he gave in his documentary, became very useful while shooting my models and I tried to incorporate the skills he uses in his photography in mine as well. It was really fun being able to observe and understand the different sides of each individual I shot, just through my photographs. While deciding which photos to choose for this project, my goal was to find the ones I though fit the models personalities best. Overall I feel like the expressions and atmosphere that are expressed in these photos display a clear understanding and connection towards my models personalities.

In this weeks assignment we were supposed to incorporate motion into our photographs. This was not particularly my favorite assignment. I especially like to capture detail and depth into my photos and with this assignment it was hard to do that. Although, I did find it interesting playing around with color in this assignment and watching the different colors jump out of the photograph, depicting somewhat of a 3D like style.

This weeks assignment was to incorporate the theme of "depth of repetition" into a set of photos. I had an especially fun time with this project because it enabled me to be creative and find new and unusual ways to photograph my pictures. My goal was to find "depth of repetition" in unusual and unexpected subjects and be able to approach it in a unique way.

I especially enjoyed this assignment because what I mainly try to incorporate in all of my photos is utilizing the subject of my photograph by taking a different approach on it.  In this certain assignment, as well as some of my past assignments, I tried to use the subject "leading lines" in varied and in not so "obvious" ways. Although it was recommended to use black and white to enhance the "leading lines" theme, I found that by keeping my photos in color it added more depth and texture to my photos.

                                                              Rule of Thirds 

This week's assignment was to shoot with the rule of thirds. My goal was to apply this rule in a different aspect in each photo. I attempted so, by taking a different approach with each photo by shooting with different angles, a variety of subjects, and varying editing styles. Ultimately I wanted  wide genre of photographs that exemplified this rule of thirds, so to understand and view this style of photographing in different ways.