ISO 400
Aperture 4.0
Shutter 1/60
Cloudy setting
This is my ants eye view. I used a cloudy setting to get the texture and little bits of dirt on the bottom of the shoe to stick out more. I like this picture because I think of the bottom of a shoe when I think of what an ant sees however I think this shot could be better if I played with positioning more.
ISO 800
Aperture 8.0
Shutter 1/8
This is a birds eye view picture I wish I would have used some white balance to get a less yellow color in the picture. I do really like this picture though because there are so many leading lines.
ISO 80
Aperture 4.5
Shutter 1/10
This is cats eye view. I took this picture thinking of when cats are looking up at there owners and rubbing against their legs. This picture isn't very visually interesting but I think it captured the view of a cat.
AV
ISO 800
Aperture 8.0
Shutter 1/8
Cloudy
I like looking at the last picture in this pattern break because you kind of have to take a minute to think of what the picture is. I like how the locker lines look against there mustard yellow . I do think the picture should have been taken on more of a straight on so it looks straight.
Good work on the perspective images, Katie. I like that you are able to tell me what the weakness is as well as the strength, but I disagree with you about the cat's eye view. I think that because you have a strong diagonal in the frame that there is much visual interest. But I know what you mean. It is all a bit expected, not like the other two. The pattern breaker is an interesting collection of images. I guess this is the bunch where you took a step closer to the subject each time because nothing but the framing changes. I think that straight on is a really difficult way to show depth of field because there needs to be a specific subject and then space behind and in front of it to show where the limit of focus is. The pictures are really nice in their simplicity and their colour. 8/10
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