Period 1: I reviewed Cassie Shu's weebly; she photographed a variety of sceneries including the Golden Gate Bridge, UC Berkeley, and Napa,CA. Her best photo is of one in Napa which a white camel stands in the middle of a garden background. Surrounding the camel are a bunch of autumn trees; the background is a mirror which reflects the scenery around it. All the elements combine together to create a refreshing array of colors. Some of the trees appear to cover the mirror, suggesting a depth of field involved. This picture is a good example of Rule of Thirds because all the main elements(camel, trees, and mirror) are highlighted by the 'imaginary' lines.
Period 2: Jiayi Zheng is the second blog that I reviewed. She focused on photographing nature and the environment, mainly on flowers. All of her photos are distinguishable by their bright vivid colors and clear composition. However, her best picture is one of purple flowers which have detailed textures. The picture is zoomed in onto the flower petals, whose colors vary from purple to white.
I really like this photo because since it's zoomed in, you could see the texture and composition of the flower. j
Period 4 I reviewed Tulika Mohanti's blog. Her photos are mostly of human portraits posing in an assortment of ways. Her best photo is of a teenage girl with brown-red/yellow ombre hair wearing a washed out denim jacket. She's holding a scarlet colored maple leaf against her face, which accents her red lipstick. I like this photo because she uses rule of thirds as well as zooming in on her face. Her red ombre hair and her lipstick make a nice contrast to the maple leaf as well.
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