Project 3 Part 1- Fine Art Vs Commerical

By Nikki Harrison

What I like about this portrait is that the background matches the subject with its color. But the subject is wearing a red dress which disrupts the photo a bit. The disruption of the dress brings more attention to the person in the photo. The hair and the dress also look really worn out giving the photo a more gritty look. The subject is also looking off to the side giving us a sense of wonder about what she's staring at.

By Lisa Holloway

What I like about this photo is that we can see that it's Fall time. The little facial expression of the child shows happiness and amazement as the photo captures the leaves in the air. We can also see the blurred background of more trees with the leaves turning colors. Above the child, is a little gap of light in the background which clears it so we can focus on the child more.

By Kendal J. Bush

I think this magazine cover works because it features a little kid and people usually really enjoy photos with little kids. I think it also appeals to parents due to it kinda gives advice on parenting and how they can help their child through their preschool phase.

By ?

This cover works because it features a big movie coming up very soon. It also asks a big question a lot of Star Wars fans want to know as well. In the bottom left corner, it has some little spoilers which some fans might like or hate.

Project 2 - Creative Shadows

Creative Shadows 1

This photo's subject is the little toy snake I have. The purpose of this photo was that the little toy still snake I have has big dreams to become a real snake one day. Maybe if it can find a genie lamp it can wish to become a real snake.

Creative Shadows 2

Originally, the shadow was going to be a little shadow of a turtle because thats Sabrina's favorite animal. However, the more I looked at the photo and the shadow of it, the more it reminded me of a dolphin. So I went online to find a shadow of a dolphin to use it to replace the original shadow.