Framing A Subject

 


Pictured: Jay contemplating his life, which seems to be running in circles lately.




Pictured: Sharanika, who has fallen in love




Pictured: Jayminn illustrating the strongest shape in engineering.


1. Did I create strong composition?

I would say the compositions were pretty strong, because each subject is framed within a different shape, and the subjects are centered.

2. How well did I edit my photographs?

I think that the photos were edited pretty well, because I made sure to make the subjects more appealing with Camera Raw Filter,  and I removed unnecessary space from the original photographs.

3. What would I do differently if I shot this assignment again?

If I shot this assignment again, I would ask the subjects to make their frames a bit neater, because the shapes made with their fingers could be a bit more precise.

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