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Abstract B&W

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Portrait B&W

Ansel Adams was tutored at home before attending private school. Other than being at photographer, Ansel Adams was a pianist. When Ansel first fully visualized photograph was taken in 1927. Ansel always used the latest camera technologies, he would've loved digital photography. In 2006, one of Ansel's photographs was sold for $609,600. Near the end of his life, Ansel had so many orders for his photographs, that he was two years behind on his work.

I selected this photograph because it is one of Ansel Adams most famous photographs. In 2006 it was sold for $609,600.

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Found faces story

Johnny was a face on a ceiling, he always made people below have a strange feeling. His eyes glowed like the eyes of a demon, even though he was as kind as the spring season. The people below were scared of his light, even though he's like an angel at night. His favorite hobby was to look at the stars on the floor, even though they were just reflections from the neighboring store. Poor Johnny frozen in time, could never work, he never earned a dime. He wished he had a friend, but he knew he would be alone all the way to the end. But one day someone but up a poster of Rodger Dunwon, poor Johnny thought he could finally meet someone. He tried to call out, but silly you, lights can't shout! 

 

Found Faces

Found Faces

Found Faces

Found Faces

Found Faces

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Vertical

Horizontal

Framing

Diagonal

Different Angle

Filling the Frame

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This photo uses framing.

This photo uses different angles.

This photo uses filling the frame.

This photo uses vertical lines.

This photo uses horizontal lines.

This photo uses converging lines.