Looking over Photo Contest Winners Review!

THE STORY


This photo to me, tells the best story. 
In this photograph it looks like students 
or volunteers are cooking and handing out
food (hot dogs) to homeless/ less fortunate people.



ACTION AND EMOTION

In my opinion, this photo shows both great action and emotion.
The action of the water flying up causes the girls to gasp
and giggle.



FILLING THE FRAME

This photo not only fits the frame, but also shows
lots of interesting things going on. We have all the
students gathered around the table touching or 
feeling something, all smiling or laughing. We
have some people taking pictures and two students
in the back looking like they are trying to pry something
open.



MY FAVORITE

This photo was probably my favorite photo out of all the photos I looked at.
This photo doesn't follow any exact composition rules, but has a few combined including,
third person and simplicity.

1. I could probably go in someones biology class or english class to capture moments like these.
I could also go to the cafeteria or garden to take some shots.
2. I think I am going to go observe Mr.Logan's english class on Tuesday because he is a really fun teacher and always has something going on.
3. I think I just will really need to focus on playing around with compositions of photography because that will help my photos have variety.


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