In this photo I used the composition rules of balance and rule of thirds. The subject on the left is balanced out by the people on the left side of him, and the subject is in the left hand third of the photo. The subject is the kid with the bowl cut on the left, i think that it is pretty clear that he is the subject because he is the only person in focus and he takes up a third of the photo. In this photo I used the composition rule of balance, the two boys balance out each other in this photo. The subjects are the two boys that are studying, and i think that is pretty clear because they are the only ones in the photo. In this photo I used the composition rule of thirds by having the main subject in the bottom left third of the photo. The subject is the girl drawing, and i could have made that more clear by taking a different angle that makes her the main focal point instead of the boy.
Norman (right) and Gretta (left) compete in the Indie 500 of scooter racing. This was Normans 3rd time competing in this event, while this was rookie Gretta's first year. Earl is racing back to his house, he seems to have forgotten his pants. That is not the first time this has happened though, but at least that time he remembered his helmet. Elise Goldberg is celebrating her 100th birthday by proving that she does what she wants. Her mother told her not to smoke, but her mothers dead so she does what she wants.
The Pillow Fight- Harry Benson 1964 What drew me to this photo was the action taking place in it (I also noticed the Beatles :). Benson was supposed to be going to Africa to to cover a story there when he was assigned to take photos of The Beatles, he scoffed and said he didn't want to cover a rock and roll story, but he soon realized that this was where he was meant to be. Diana Vreeland- Harry Benson Benson was born in 1929, in the UK. He attended school at Glasgow School of Art.
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