Vantage Point
These days I’m working towards getting my photo minor. & I’m starting to wish I majored in Photography instead of Business—but it’s okay. You can kinda-sorta do anything with a business degree, so I’m at peace (even though I’m beginning to panic because I’m not sure what part of business I want to focus on/concentrate in. But that’s a different story).
Anywho, I’m currently taking a basic digital photography class & decided to put up some pictures that I took for my first assignment called VANTAGE POINT. The object of the assignment was to create the best images using a vantage point that best suits the subject matter. In simpler terms, take pictures of objects/thangs from different angles that make it look more interesting rather than just taking a picture of something straight-on.
I didn’t necessarily love all of them—some of the shots are just “eh” to me. But chyeah. ENJOI.
Marisa Low’s old architecture project.
One of the architecture structures out in Poly Canyon.
On one of the architecture structures out in Poly Canyon.
A guy holding a baby chick at Cal Poly’s Open House.
Broken pieces of plastic.
A flower in a long glass cylinder with clear rocks at the bottom.
An old Shakespearian printer at Cal Poly’s Open House that a bunch of AACFers and EPICers gladly printed multiple bookmarks with. (SO FUN!)
Pool table balls.
My DOB. (8/12)
Stunna shades. HoLLa
A trash can at a park that was chained up to prevent trash can thieves.
The master lock on that connected the chain, the trash can, and the light post.
Texture of a wall.
