compisition post

 Aperture

Shutter speed

found panoramas

                          

So the top image on here is where one of my most memory filled camping sites set. This is Olallie Lake Oregon, its just on the other side of Estacada and a few miles from Mt Jefferson. And  I love that you can see the vast expansion of the shore line and all the way to Mt Jefferson. The second picture is something that every hunter wold be quite happy to see while elk season was around. I find this to be a great shot and could see this framed on my wall at home.

found face post

Out in the north east corner of the Newberg High School campus there is a small man, who has been long forgotten. His family consists of his wife Becky and there pet squirrel Gorge, As for children the man did have one but he lost Jake and his first wife Angeline the same night that he lost his home and his job. That was also the night that the Newberg bowling Alley burnt down. he made his way to Newberg campus and has been here ever since. He sits like a stone pillar waiting for his son to join him he watches over the campus during the summer. People tell me that they don't know who I'm talking about when I tell them about  the life of The man who lost every thing but a small part of his mind. Who do you think this man used to be what really has happened to him through the years? 

leave your thoughts in the comments thanks.

Five found faces

Converging lines

 

Diagonal

 

Different Angle

filling the frame

Random

Framing

Rule of thirds

horizontal

    

vertical

 converging lines

 diagonal lines

 different angles

filling the frame

horizontal

rule of thirds

framing

 

vertical lines

 

The composition of this photo uses the rule of thirds, putting the trunk of the oak tree in only one third of the photo. the use of black and white helps to set the mood of this photo.The photographer did an outstanding job using the shadows to help define the tree and the children.