Week 11 - Circles

Coffee gets most of us through our days. I often take advantage of the beautiful design on my daily cup of joe. This week's assignment was perfect for capturing some everyday circles.

Photo was taken using my LG Revolution  at 4.3 mm.

-Amanda Nelson

Lexi Jones - week 10: triangles

This photo was taken with a Canon Rebel T3i at ISO 2000, 55mm, f/5.6 and shutter 1/80. I think it's a good representation of triangles.

-Lexi Jones

Lexi Jones - Week 11: Circles

This photo was taken with a Canon EOS Rebel T3i at ISO 400, 18mm, f/4 and shutter 1/60. I chose this photo because I think the implied circles add interest, and the dynamic directions draw you in. Like the article said, implied circles are more interesting. 

-Lexi Jones

Kevin Hammond - Rectangles (#11)

Shot with a Apple iPhone 4S, 1/20, @ f 2.4, 4.28mm, ISO 320 (Cheating, I know, but I had some pictures on my real camera……but…….my kids have taken off with it somewhere and I can't find it, so I have this one).

Took this one at work which I think is littered with rectangles.  You have the shapes on the walls, the dock door rails, the boxes, the carts, the pallets, the racks, the spaces between the poles, the rafters and sections of concrete with the seams.  You could also included the rectangular sections of the entire floor of product, wall, rack and ceiling as a whole.  I got the shot while up high on a picking forklift.

Ellie Chamberland - Rectangles Week 11

Taken with a Kodak EasyShare.  This photo was taken in NYC at the High Line park.  There are so many different rectangles coming from all different angles in this photo.  I love the POV it was shot from. 

Ellie Chamberland - Week 10 Curves

Taken by a Kodak EasyShare camera.  This photo is of the Colosseum in Rome.  There are many curves in the photo, the most prominent being the actual curve of the structure.  There are also curves in the arched doorways. 

Rachel Hawkes: Lines

Shot with a Canon Powershot SX230, 1/50 @f/4.4, 18mm, ISO 100

I took this picture of a telephone pole just outside my house to represent a vertical line. I like how the colors of the sky turned out, it adds to the picture.