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**~An introduction to the kinds of things/techniques you find visually appealing~ **
- Diagonal lines > the way it frames a photo.  - Depth > when a subject is in focus, out of focus, blurred, etc, etc.  - Color > either the subject or the background is highlighted to make the main focus stand out.  - Placement of the subject > the rule of thirds, because it adds a sort of mystery in where the subject is and adds a new view / perspective of the subject.


 * ~What kinds of things influence your perspective~ **

﻿- My personal view of things.


 * ~Describe a particular image that sticks with you in your mind. What makes it memorable?~ **

- A photo of my brother and I when I was about 6 and he was around 2. We were sitting in our backyard garden, that my mom had taken one year to finish. The garden took up our whole yard. The bright colors of my dress and my brothers outfit stood out in the photo because the place we were sitting was all green plants. This is one of the most memorable photos to date because it is one of the first I can remember of me and my brother.


 * ~What do you hope to learn/understand/experience in this course?~ **

- I hope to learn new ways of taking a photo and to appreciate photography and peoples own opinions. Also to learn how to properly use a camera and to understand all of the different settings.

 This is a photo taken by Chase Jarvis in Paris, France. This is one of my favorites because of the bright colors and the focus used where the person wiping the window is blurred and the soap on the window is highlighted. The contrast of the red walls draws your eyes into the photo. The different lines also frame the person wiping the windows which overall brings the whole photo together.
 * ~A photo that appeals to me the most~ **
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