This photo is inspiring because the person who took the photo didn’t care that he wasn’t the first man on the moon or the second. But he was the only person to see the event clearly. You can see him in the reflection of the helmet. Even though he wasn’t the person who was the first on the moon he still got to witness a pretty big event. He was the second which was cool but it shows you don’t have to be the center of attention.
This image is very vibrant. Although there is many blues they all pop just right so not one is over powering the other. The ice berg also frames the ocean and the horizon line. The photo is very clear you can see all the detail in the water and the ice berg. It’s a beautiful picture.
This is forced perspective and it’s an illusion. My brother looks like he is standing on the bucket. But really he is standing way behind the bucket. And I angled the camera to make it look like he was standing on the bucket.
The polar wolf is adorable but will rip you to shreds. It mostly feeds on any sort of meat. They also love swimming and has a beautiful howl. Personally I wouldn’t cross paths with them but if you do all I can say is RUN!!!!!!
The artist captures the things he loves in this photo including his dog, love for music, coffee, and traveling. He framed his photo by placing the camera inside a guitar and using the whole as a frame. He also makes the photo black and white. He uses a lot of unique perspectives. I think he made a good choice with what he did and how he took it because the things he wanted to focus on stand out.
This photo makes the dogs stand out because everything is in black and white except the dogs. I used vibrance, contrast, and vignette to make the dogs stand out. The vignette makes the focus point the dogs because they are centered and bright. The vibrance makes they stand out way more because its bringing more color. Also contrast with the blacks and whites because the whites are so white and the blacks are so black the dogs pop.
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