Photograph #4

http://joebuissink.com/main.php

Photograph by: Joe Buis Sink

I love this picture because of the lighting. I love how the light is shining throught the veil and her face, hair and dress are lit up. The outline of the veil and outside of it is black. I love how it was put in black and white. This is one of my favorite pictures! 

Photograph #3

http://ralphgibson.com/

Photograph by: Ralph Gibson

I really like this picture because of the lighting. I love how half of the face is highlighted with a bright light, and the other half is dark. I also really like how the photographer chose to make it a black and white picture. I think the idea of using a face was a good idea because the dark lighting created a profile of the face. I think this is a very creative picture that demonstrates good usage of light. 

Photograph #2

http://www.wildlifephoto-presti.com/Workshops.htm

Photographer: Manuel Presti

 

I really like this picture because I love how the cheech is blurred and blends in with the backgroud, yet you can still see it. I also really how there is a main focus on the two zebras (and it uses the thirds rule), and they are looking at the cheetah, which then draws the attention to the cheetah. My favorite thing about this is how the photographer made the cheetah look blurry and blend in with the background. I think that is a really cool component in this picture.  

Photograph #1





Photograph by: Alan Klug

http://alanklugphotography.com/gallery-pages/italy/ita-b-707florence.html

I really like this photo becasuse the window looks like a picture frame for the scenery outside. I love the decorations and neutral color on the walls and inside the house. I also really like the lighting and scenery of the picture inside the window. The light is coming from the right side, highlighting the big dome in the upper right hand corner. The rule of thirds also applies to this, having the focus on the large dome.