Photography


1. Rule of Thirds

The Lost Wander

The Gifted

2. Contrast

Leaf of Hope

Beauty in Uniqueness

3. Leading Lines

Right Here Waiting For You

Someone's looking over you

4. Worm's Eye View

Bottle in the Woods

Ride for Life

5. Natural Frame

The Building of Knowledge
Late Bloomer

6. Bird's Eye View


The Forest School

The road of where perseverance is must


As I always thought, taking photos is just like clicking the “capture” button but it’s not like that easy like I always thought. When our professor gave us a tasked to take photos with the six composition he discussed, I thought that it was easy to do but when we’re taking photos, “Oh my Gosh”, “Kabati”, “Kapangit”, “Isa pa”, “Usabon nato bati Gihapon” that words came out always in our mouth especially when we’re taking the Worm’s Eye View composition. It looks like easy or simple to take that kind of photo but if you’re the one who is taking that kind of photo like the Worm’s Eye View composition, I swear it’s hard especially when it is your first time.

If I have something learned in capturing photos, you need to be patient and love your creation because “the most beautiful photo capture by a photographer was the photo he/she captured” Jeffrey (1997) J J J.



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Accidentally Loving You

             I choose teaching accidentally. I really don’t have idea of what course I took because while I’m choosing my course I only want to see the word “ Mathematics” so I choose BSED Mathematics which I have no idea of what course it is. The important word for me that time in choosing that course is the word mathematics because I love Math. Later on I just take the course and have no any idea of what course I choose, when time goes which I really already know that the course I am taking was teaching (wala koy kalibutan teaching diay, dili baya ko ganahan magtudlo) so I am thinking to transfer to the College of Agriculture but suddenly it’s too hard to shift a course. I just continue the path I take (3 rd year naman gud ko ka huna2x ug transfer, saying pud).             I really hate teaching and I don’t like teaching (Kapoy magtudlo kay dungol ang mga bata basi ma...
Read more

Freedom Writers

Image
Reflection   1.) Describe Mrs. Gruwell as a teacher. How did she handle her class? What are herqualities that made her a teacher of yesteryear? 21st century teacher?   Mrs. Gruwell is the most understandable teacher I’ve ever known in my whole life. Her passion in teaching was so amazing. A kind and lovable teacher who’s ready to sacrifice his money even the time for her husband. The qualities of Mrs. Gruwell to be a yesteryears teacher was Mrs. Gruwell make used of books as their reference. Her qualities to be a 21 st century teacher when she used computers and television and let her students discover their self by letting them writing their own stories. 2.) Describe the composition of Mrs. Gruwell’s class? How is racism manifested in the movie?              The class of Mrs. Gruwell composed of different tribe and beliefs. The racism of the black people was really obvious and not to the b...
Read more