Project: Portraits and Landscapes

I call this one "I can read!"  It's my little sister.  I took it on my couch.  It's a portrait because it's just a picture of her showing something about her.

This is called "The Misty Mountains."  I took it from my front yard.  It's a landscape picture because it's a picture of landscape.  Like how you can see the snow on the mountain, but also the closer mountain and the tree.

This one is called "I Believe I Can Fly!"  I took it in my backyard.  It's my other little sister.  It's a portrait and a landscape because it's a picture of her with a beautiful landscape background.

Experiments in Lighting

This one is called "Puppet Theater." I took it in my school room.  It's a puppet theater I made with my siblings out of PVC pipe and homemade curtains.  It has good lighting because it lights the subjects well, and there are no distracting shadows.

This one is called "Living Room."  I took it in my living room, hence the name.  It shows bad lighting because the light coming in through the window blinds the camera, and distracts from everything else.

 These ones are called "Light Changes."  I took them from my back yard.  I took this one in the morning,

and this one at afternoon.

This one was taken around sunrise.  They all look different because the sun was in a different position.

Project: Best Photo Ever!

This is called "At the end of the rainbow."  I took it in my front room.  It's part of our St. Patrick's Day decor.  It follows the rule of thirds and leading lines because if you put a grid on it, the pot of gold is on the right side, and the streamer lines lead to the pot. 

This one's called "Beam." It's my kitchen ceiling.  It shows symmetry and balance as well as leading lines, because the two sides are the same, and they're leading to the beam in the middle.

This one is called "Midget.  I took it in my living room.  It shows perspective because I took it from a high angle, so it looks like he's really short.