4 Websites

  The website that I looked at talked about 7 tips to shooting portraits. It talked about different ways to get a portrait that is dynamic and works it your model.

 I liked the tip to get the model to do something they are interested in, i feel like doing that will get you a really cool image that both you and the client will love. I also really liked the tips on how to photograph babies because I took quite a few pictures of them this weekend and it was quite difficult. 

  I learned that you can create great portraits by getting the model out of their comfort zone, and getting a more dynamic image you can make something great.

I watched the video on killer time lapses of Rio De Janeiro, in the video he got time lapses of the hills and ocean views that were from sun up to sundown. The photographer was Joe Capra, and he does a lot of work with time lapses and landscapes. He spent some time in Greenland doing work, and the result was phenomenal.   

Two Lands; Greenland and Iceland captured by Joe Capra
 Joe was asked to go to Rio De Janeiro by a tv company to take shots for their screens to use in store.


 This photo was taken by Christian Richter, a fine art architecture photographer.
In this photo I see;
- Pattern
- Leading Lines
- View Point
- Depth


This Photo was taken by Rachel Sussman, a researcher going over the "Oldest Living Things"
In this photo I see;
-Depth
-Framing
-Rule of Thirds