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| The Rule Of Thirds 'You know that little annoying grid that is always an option on your camera? Ya well turns out that actually has a purpose.' Granted it was hard traveling at 60MPH but I managed to focus the mountain in the right intersection of the grid. |
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| Balance This was shot as I was driving to Seattle, the balance part comes into play as the cambered M3 is the main focus and the miles of horrendous traffic is the background. |
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| Lines An awesome picture (If I do say so myself) of downtown Seattle. I took this picture as we were stuck in the miles upon miles of endless traffic. The lines of the buildings speak for themselves. |
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| Symmetry and Patterns Shot while filming a BMX edit in Bend's OldMill district. As the picture speaks for itself, even with the main focus Zach's 180, the picture really does shine through with the stores of OldMill bringing in some symmetry. |
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| POV (Point Of View) This picture was taken on the deck of my cousins house in Bellingham Washington. Overlooking the Puget Sound Ocean Bay we find one of the rarest and nicest days available. |
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| Background/Foreground Bored in class I found myself aimlessly taking pictures of random crap. Then I realized how intriguing this picture actually was. I think this gives good perception of the background and the foreground. |
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| Depth Fairly amazing how a camera can make a picture look completely and utterly flat... and how a camera can make your picture 100% 3D with the coolest depth of field you could imagine. |
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| Framing Not exactly the best example of framing a picture but to me the Cascade mountain range frames the bottom while the fade of red to blue frames the top. Just a new way to look at how to frame a photo. |
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| Cropping This is one way to make a true statement and focus solely on the subject material presented to you. While it's always a good idea to make your background presentable and something interesting, occasionally it's better to give your camera one thing to focus on. |
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| Breakin the rules While traveling at mach-5 I was surprised my camera took in any light at all, after all everybody knows mach-5 screws with image-recoding devices. |
