Dessert
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| This photo is a close up of a desert that my family and I got at an italian restaurant in Madrid. The photo is slightly unbalanced, and it is very simple. |
Sunset in Ronda
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| This is a photo of a sunset in Ronda, Spain. I used the rule of thirds, by placing the sun on the 2/3 vertical line, and on the 2/3 horizontal line. There is also a relatively strong center of interest |
Dusk in Ronda
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| This is a photo of dusk in Ronda, Spain. I again used the rule of thirds. This time for not only the sun on the 1/3 horizontal and vertical lines, but also the horizon is on the horizontal 1/3 line. |
Barcelona 1992
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| This is the photo of the outside 1992 Olympic stadium in Barcelona. I used leading lines in this shot to lead the viewers eyes from the water right to the stadium. This photo is also balanced. |
Granada at night
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| This is a photo of Granada, Spain at night. I took this cityscape using about a 5 to 8 second shutter speed. It is a birds eye view, as I was able to see the whole city. |
Door Details
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| This is a photo I took in Sevilla, Spain. This is a close up of the detail on the wooden door to a house. This is a worms eye view, with vertical lines. |
Dessert Options
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| This was a photo I took in a restaurant in Toledo, Spain. I was able to capture the delicately made desserts in a balanced photo. This photo has horizontal lines by the way that the desserts were set up. |
Beautiful Design
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| This was a design in a church in Cordoba, Spain. This is a balanced photo. I used a fast shutter speed to make it have the perfect amount of light |
Gaudi
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| This is a photo I took in Barcelona. the house which I took the photo is by a famous architect from Barcelona named Gaudi. It is unbalanced and I avoided mergers. I also used the fastest shutter speed to make it appear to be very dark. |
Shoes
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| This is a photo I took in Barcelona. I used vertical lines, and I also made the photo balanced. |
Shooting Stars in Ronda
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| The two previous photos were taken in Ronda, Spain. They both have shooting stars. I used about a 15 second exposure for each of these photos, and the rule of thirds was used for both of them. |
Night in Sevilla |
| This was a photo I took in Sevilla spain on top of a mushroom like structure. I used a long exposure because it was dark and I wanted it to be brighter. The photo uses curved lines. |
Flower
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| This was a photo I took in Granada, Spain. It has a shallow depth of field as the subject is in focus but the background is not. This photo is balanced, and very simple. |
Dusk in San Francisco
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| This is a photo I took in San Francisco. I used the rule of thirds by having the horizon on the 1/3 vertical line, and the tree on the 1/3 horizontal line. I also used a fast shutter speed. |
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