Rule of Thirds Two

A more clear view of just how you see blur move from the closest front, and move its way to a clear center, and back to a lesser clear view in the farther back.

Symmetry

From the darkness of the night, a tower of light. Symmetry comes into play by spiting the picture of the lights right down the center of the pole (ignoring the broken lamp).

Rule Of Thirds

Here is a football game... A faint example of the rule of thirds applies. You can see the background is somewhat blurred as well the very very front, giving a somewhat 3D look.

Directional Lighting Two

Straight forward, no questions asked. The Jenga tower reviving directional  light from a frontward or straight view.

Directional Lighting

From the shadows, a Jenga tower emerges. Clearly from the right side light illuminates the side of the tower.

Portrait Picture Three

A portrait of a man, showing a mugshot like view. A lecture in progress.

Portrait Picture Two

Very dark silhouette like position. Also blurry. A increased contrast to brighten the picture. Lack of good light.

Portrait Picture One

Good example of a almost full body portrait. Words with body expressions.

One Thing Picture

First set of pictures taken with my Nikon FG. Using a 300mm lens with a 2x teleconverter.

Photogram Two

Second photogram picture. This one appears to have a little too much pure black and white for my
liking. Used with the same computer parts as the first photogram.

Photogram One

Photogram picture, trying to create some absolute blacks and whites with a touch of gray.
Used a few miscellaneous computer parts with some interesting holes and shapes. Personal
preference of the two different Photograms.

Black and White Pinhole Photo Two

Black and white version of the negative shot, little blurry. In the background is a police car, and laying in front is yours truly.

Black and White Pinhole Picture

First pinhole photo inverted from negative to black and white.