For this submission, I experimented with long exposure shots. Using the Live Photo mode, I held my phone still and changed it to long exposure afterward. The Guggenheim MuseumIt was really crowded on the day I went, so using long exposure worked out in my favor because the people moving around create a blurred effect and gave the still subjects more emphasis. The MetThe weather was nice on the night I went to the Met and there were a lot of people sitting on the steps. I thought the people getting up and moving around would make for a cool

Dorothea Lange (1895-1965) AmericanLange was best known for her documentary photography and photojournalism. She worked for the Resettlement Administration, a government agency formed during the Depression to help farmers. She later went on to find success in portrait photography. Lange was committed to fighting for social justice through her work, including documenting the treatment of Japanese American internment. "Migrant Mother"While the children are also present in the photograph, the focus is clearly on the mother. The anxiety in her expression was felt by many others across the country, contributing to the photograph's popularity and eventual recognizability. This photo is of

For this submission, I wanted to apply what we learned about composition, namely the Rule of Thirds. I hoped that this method would help guide the viewer’s eye to the parts of the image I wanted to highlight. I turned on the grid view on my camera and tried to align the main subject with the most dynamic portions of the grid, as outlined by the rule. I did some cropping afterward but for the most part, the pictures were taken with the proportions in mind. This is the original photo for the last image - the one above is

I like the use of colors and the lower exposure. Would be more interesting to see different textures - everything is shiny. I like that the book covers his face almost fully - like it's posed. Would be nice to get a better angle of the book and the way he's holding it. The contrast between the blue and red is cool. The picture is zoomed in and I wish I had a better angle so I wouldn't have to crop it. I like the darkness - spooky :) The clouds around the moon almost look like bats ? I