1. What challenges did you encounter while trying to get the photos for your first for prompts?
One of the challenges I faced were actually trying to find what to shoot that would be interesting nut also follow the prompt I had to use. Also for the "Bowie" prompt, there are so many things related to the school so there were so manny things to choose from. And for "happy" there isn't a lot of things here that make me happy besides the flowers and there was no one in the courtyard or around the school looking happy or laughing.
2. What technical aspects of photography or the assignment in general (Focus, framing, holding the camera, ect.) did you find yourself thinking about the most?
The thing i was thinking about the most was probably the focus and framing to make sure everything was actually in the picture ad it was focused well.
3. If you could do the assignment again, what would you do differently now that you know some basic rules of photography?
If I could redo the assignment, I would probably change the angle I took some pictures and really focus on the rules of composition so the pictures follow those rules.
4. What things would you do the same?
The thing I would do the same would be to get the different angles that I was using. Like some from the side of the bottom or directly from the top. I would do this because I feel like the angle really completes the people and it is better to use different able than just sticking to one boring angle.
5. Editing prompt photos.
The only rule I really had was lines with the "square" prompt.
6. are you interested in shooting those same prompts again, why?
I don't think I would shoot all the same prompts again but i would like to do the "Bowie" and "metal" prompt again. I would do these prompts again because I feel like I could have shot better photos than the ones that I did. Although I really like my "metal" photo I feel like it would be more interesting if I got it from a better angle or did a another part of the chain so I didn't get the gum in it.
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