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| Photographer's Eye Local Edits Contact Sheet |
The Photographer's Eye talks about five extremely important aspects of
photography: the thing itself, detail, frame, time, and vantage point.
While all of these aspects are important in every photograph, it is
interesting to me to see how different the photographs are when picked
to represent each single category. I would like to experiment more with focusing on each of these aspects individually when taking photographs, and then try focusing on different pairs, trios, etc. My goal is to get to the point where my mind will automatically think about each of the aspects when setting up a single photograph. Most people think about these aspects in some way when taking photographs, but it was very helpful to have them laid out so specifically. This article definitely helped me to define very specific and crucial things to think about whenever I'm setting up a photograph.
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| Autzen Reflection; The Thing Itself |
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| Spider Web; Detail |
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| Willamette Fog; Frame |
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| Running Dog; Time |
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| Creek Water; Vantage Point |
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