Link to photo: http://www.speedhunters.com/2016/03/baja-california-desert-racing-lives/
This photo hits close to home, as it comes from the San Felipe 250 race back in 2016 in Mexico where my team (CLP Motorsports) competed and were lucky enough to have two of Speed Hunters …
This image looks too simple, but I thought that it is a good example of “symmetry”. The layers of horizontal lines are impressive, and the symmetry makes it has a wide spectrum of the scene. Also, I feel the peaceful …
This image is in black and white to help accentuate the composition and feeling of the environment in the image. It tells a story by nature of its contents through diagonal movement into the right side of the frame/town. Its …
This image looks very impressive and fantastic. Just looking at this image, there is snow mountain as a background that provides a very significant view. And also the snow mountain and the red wall path make an odd integration but …
This photograph uses the rule of thirds since the brim of the hat the girl is wearing is one third from the way down. There is also some movement with the ribbon since it directs you to other parts of …
The BART stations that run through the Bay Area are integral for transportation. Those who take the train have a variety of reasons whether it be getting around for recreational purpose or most commonly getting to work. This photo in …
From this picture, I can see some patterns of color and shapes. The center of the Ferris wheel light is showing a good arrangement. And also, the illumination is sttending out from background so it looks so beutiful.…
The vibrant colors of this image was the first thing that drew my attention.I thought this picture was amazing because the surface of the water disappears it makes it seem like both water and air are the same. The way …
This is a picture of the golden gate bridge. The photographer blurred the background of the golden gate bridge, but placed a glass ball in the lower right corner. The focus of the entire image is on the inverted bridge …
This is a photo of falling water, but I could find some techniques of taking a picture in it. First, most obvious composition technique is “Rule of Third,” which water is locating one third of from left side. In addition, …
