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For this assignment in principles of photography, we had to stop motion. My good friend, Marvin, who used to be a professional dancer, was nice enough to exert himself for this picture. This was shot at Cheeseman Park at dusk. We got really lucky with the light.
I took this picture of one of my friends for my color management class. The objective of this assignment was to take a photograph and use color management techniques to get a good print. In this portrait, I tried to capture the serious, yet mysterious nature of my friend.

For this assignment in Principles of Photography, we had to shoot an environmental self-portrait and a conceptual photograph. We had to be present in the environmental shot. The conceptual shot was supposed to depict something representative of ourself. Since I don't actually like to be photographed, and am quite sure that I am on the correct side of the camera, I found the environmental self-portrait to be rather challenging. I chose to only show my profile to demonstrate my shyness at being photographed. The bubble represents my fun side, but since it is a perfect bubble it also shows that I am a perfectionist. The bright colors inside the bubble demonstrate my vibrant personality. I backed up a playful scene with strong pillars to show that I have strength. For the conceptual shot I photographed a gutter flower. I can't think of anything stronger, or more defiant than a flower growing through concrete. I know that I have the ability to face adversity and always survive. I also believe that everyone has at least two sides to their personality and that is represented by the two stems this flower has.