Shot in The Dark

My experience while taking these random pictures was, cold, peaceful, and a little informative. Cold because Ashley and i went outside to take them. It was peaceful because when you aren't concentrating on what the picture is gonna look like you can concentrate on  what your surroundings sound like and picture in your head what they'll look like according to the sounds. Lastly it was informative because you don't only find beauty in planned shots but, randomness can be beautiful just in a more unplanned way.

Anne Geddes

Anne Geddes is a Australian baby photographer, her pictures are a one of a kind. In this picture, that caught my eye, it reminds me of the Ying Yang symbol . How all the kids are well fitted shows bonding of difference. Every baby is different in its own way and it demonstrates it clearly in this picture, You just have too look closely at every detail, color, and direction to find the interpretation of your own.

Reflections

I didn't take this picture, the girl that sits next to me in class took it. I just gave her ideas on what to take pictures of. I tried to take some pictures but, that didn't quite workout for me. The pictures that i had in mind were a tree reflection on a window right outside the school. It would've been a killer picture but, instead i got this one. This picture is a reflection about love and how it doesn't have just one color. Love comes in many shapes,sizes, genders, colors and many more ways.

Edward Weston

This is a picture of a cabbage. You might not see any kind of art in it. One man did, Edward Weston. He was a black and white kind of photographer. He saw beauty in things that weren't considered beautiful like this leaf of the cabbage head. He didn't really know what he wanted until he got his first camera at age 16. Out of all his breathtaking pictures I have chosen this simple yet, erotic picture taken by him. I enjoy looking at all the detail on this one leaf, it reminds me of something you would play on at the park; were kids climb up, pass through the different openings. Then there's the color, it makes it look more dead as in a negative but, positive way depending on the person who's admiring it.    

Graffiti Art

So my passion is graffiti. I don't spray paint, draw or anything like that. I do what every artist likes to have. Which is admiration for their art, the passion with everything they draw. Its incredible, I feel what they feel just by looking at every detail. The colors they use while writing a word gives it more meaning and just makes it seem more real. Like a pep talk without the talking or the noise in just one word with color.For example,the bottom picture says FEARLESS which is meant to be bold or to lack fear. That's what it explains to you with all these colors or at least that's how i interpret it. The top picture is more complex since it has more detail; they have writing that mean nothing to any other piece of art. Some might think that its just someone tagging their territory but i see many pieces of art put together to create a master piece which is called art.