Photography research project Part 3.

A few of my own photos that are inspired by his work.

1. I took this image and i wanted to get a light glow from the sun in the background to highlight or make the tree pop more as the main point to look at. The sun also illuminates the close leaves and make them almost seem transparent in their own colour, if that makes any sense.

2. For this image, i really wanted to get the sun as like a horizon kind of just peering into a small part in it. But when I was taking it the sun and background became unfocused and all you could see were the light leek circle which I thought was pretty neat-o.

3. This is image is kind of a double picture, well at least to me it looks like one. It appears to me that there's a layer of grass and that i just added the leaves on top because the leaves colours are so bland but the grass is very prominent and bold.

4. I find that this picture is very eye pleasing or interesting because the trunk is almost the first thing that you see but then as you look up you can see all the branches that spread all the way around. I feel like it actually make the tree seem more round and that the branches all reach out on their own angle.

5. This picture of small shrubs and leaves is really pretty to me. It captures the season and it's beauty that comes with it. Frost on the ground in the morning is one of my favourite things because it just coats everything in a thin layer and it just looks overall kind of like a wonderland.

6. The way that the web is just dangling off in a couple string to me is really different because normally a picture involving a we would include the whole thing or you could clearly see it's natural state. Also the few water drops that you can see on the tips of the leaves are really clarifying to me. You can pretty much feel what kind of day it was referring to how cold it was, the moisture in the air and the way the sky looked.

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