3x3 photography is a way of taking photos from different perspectives. Each time you take a photo, whether it be of the same subject or a different subject, you take it from a different angle. Usually you take 3 different photos of the same subject from 3 different angles, or different perspectives. You can take them of the same subject, or different subject. In 3x3 photography the distance also plays a big part. Depending on how close or far away you are you can focus on a small detail that would normally be overlooked, or you can capture something from a distance that you wouldn't be able to see up close. Different angles of the same photo shows the viewer different parts of a whole, turing a simple picture into art.
I really like the very first picture of the front door of the house. It makes the red really pop out on the picture. The second picture (even though you told me what it is) is really hard to figure out... maybe edit it so that the image is more distinct.
ReplyDeleteThe color shots on this blog were very cool. You did a good job with close up shooting. The looking through the peephole photo was especially creative and cool.
ReplyDeleteWOW thayer these are really good pics i really like the first pic of the house. good angle.
ReplyDeleteI really like the picture of the brick wall and the window, I like the angle it was taken at. Really nice. I also like the image of the red door zoomed in on the keyhole thing. The second picture is blurry, but hey- good job!
ReplyDeleteI really like the contrast of color in the peep whole. It provides the image with a lot of self-expression. This image is very bold and bright. I think all your images are well taken.
ReplyDeleteI love the color in your photos, it really pops especially in the first photo with the red door. The one of Iris laying on her stomach is cool.
ReplyDeleteI love the first one because the fore- ground is blurred so it makes it kind of nostalgic in a way. And all the others were really fun and shot from different angles and distances so great job!
ReplyDeletei like how in the color shots the color is really rich and not faded.
ReplyDelete