My two experiences for taking
pictures varied greatly between the first and second times. The first round of
pictures involved just taking pictures of things that interested me around
campus, such as the architecture and nature. I didn’t have a specific goal or
idea, I just took pictures of subjects that I thought were interesting to me.
The second time around, I tried to keep some of the same subjects, but I had to
switch it up in order to satisfy the need for different “images” with different
characteristics. I still looked for buildings as my main target though, because
they interest me.
I liked the second process more
because it challenged me to think harder and try and find subjects that fit in
with the characteristics I needed, while allowing me to be creative, such as
with my ant view shot, which came out great on the second try.
My favorite
images the definitely the most creative ones I took. The bird’s eye view is
very cool to me because it actually looks like it was taken at the top of a building,
and shows much of the surrounding area, including Columbus’s towering business
buildings. My second favorite is the ant view, just because of how well it
turned out, it actually looks as if the camera is about to be smashed. My
symmetrical picture of the old union also is a favorite because I didn’t even
intend for it to be my symmetrical picture, I was just taking random photos of
the buildings and it ended up being almost exactly straight down the middle. A
result I ended up liking.
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