When I was standing on the place where later I took photos from , the first spring I got was the deck could be the center connecting point of the scene. ThenI took a series of pictures and compared them after backing home. I wanted to be sure about the rules of composition which I got from class. Firstly I put the reference point of deck at the center of a photo. Then I found the photo got a strong focus on the deck but was not alive. Thus I tried to follow the rule of Figure 5-5.-principal of thirds. So a photo was taken while I was standing straightly. It had a large and clear water area on the photograph but also seemed there was something a bit bald which maybe lacked of enough green plants around the waterside. When I bent a bit to take a picture post on the blog above. Then it gave me a feeling of perfect: each items reached a right balance for the whole photo rate. And I almost found a closure with waterline on the picture. I continued to try another one when I bent forward deeply. This time the water area was too small to get a balance for good view of a perfect photo. These are my reasons for the picture chosen.
When I was standing on the place where later I took photos from , the first spring I got was the deck could be the center connecting point of the scene. ThenI took a series of pictures and compared them after backing home. I wanted to be sure about the rules of composition which I got from class. Firstly I put the reference point of deck at the center of a photo. Then I found the photo got a strong focus on the deck but was not alive. Thus I tried to follow the rule of Figure 5-5.-principal of thirds. So a photo was taken while I was standing straightly. It had a large and clear water area on the photograph but also seemed there was something a bit bald which maybe lacked of enough green plants around the waterside. When I bent a bit to take a picture post on the blog above. Then it gave me a feeling of perfect: each items reached a right balance for the whole photo rate. And I almost found a closure with waterline on the picture. I continued to try another one when I bent forward deeply. This time the water area was too small to get a balance for good view of a perfect photo. These are my reasons for the picture chosen.
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