autumn leaves

buildings

composition

I used the rule of thirds to take this panoramic night view of London's city landscape.

I cropped the image portrait to compare the pictures and edited the colours to highlight the sunset.

I cropped this image from a photo of the building next to the tower of London. I like the reflections made in the window of the building and I edited the colours to give a warm atmosphere.

I used photoshop to manipulate my image of a bridge with a train travelling by and the london eye in the background. I posterized the image to brighten the image.

I used the photoshop tool,minimum, to give an artistic style to the image.

I prefer the desaturated image because of all the different shades.

close up 1/60 f4.5

I converted the original image into black and white which highlights the bright white mesh texture. By using a shallow depth of field the picture becomes more interesting and abstract.

close up 1/80 f5

contrasting colours 1/40 f14

I experimented with opposite colours of the spectrum and different textures. Here I used a yoga mat which adds an interesting texture to the photo. I took the photo from an angle to vary the composition.

colours 1/60 f7.1

contrasting colours 1/80 f7.1

In this image I experimented with colour and texture. I used a soft blanket and a shallow depth of field (f7.1) to soften the image

changing aperture 1/30 f22

changing aperture 1/250 f8

changing aperture 1/1600 f3.5

1/60 f 5.6 close up shot

By using the flash to take this photo the bristles have been highlighted and dark shadows have been cast. I like how the harsh bristles clash with the smooth metal.

bubbles

The light cast on the bubbles has produced vibrant colours and silhouettes in each one. By filling the frame the image is sharper.

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