Paramveer Singh Picture Blog

Friday, June 6, 2014

Final Exam

Q: Who was the famous war photographer who stormed Normandy with the soldiers during WWII? How many photos survived? What photo agency did this photographer create after the war? Who were the other founders?

A: His name was Robert Capa. He took many photos, unfortunately only 11 survived. Robert Capa then created the Magnum Photo Agency. Henry Cartier Bresston, David Seymour George Roger, and William Vandivert.

Photo taken by: Brianna Headley

Favorite Picture

This is my favorite photo because I remember that we were all laughing when I took this. I also liked that I caught them both off guard. It was one of the funnest photo shoots we had, and we had a really great time.

Best Picture

I would say that this is my best photo of the year. I used depth of field but also kept it simple at the same time. The camera is focused on only him and his shoe. The picture also came out very clean and clear.

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3 Benefits for Working in Groups:

You can become really good friends with people you do not know.

More great ideas and more help to get stuff done.

More fun and people to talk to when you need them.

3 Disadvantages for Working in Groups:

You may not always get things your way.

There can be some heated arguments.

People can take long times to get their assignments done.

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Wednesday, June 4, 2014

3 best

These are my best pictures because I successfully used my favorite rule; the rule of thirds. I also used other rules I like such as getting close and keeping it simple. The lighting also helped me take good pictures, because it showed different types of shades.

Friday, May 30, 2014

Favorite Pictures - Iron Chef

I like this picture because I captured it while we were all laughing.

I like this picture because #offguard.

I like this picture because he was not ready for me to take it.

Friday, May 23, 2014

F/64 Group - Edward Weston

Edward Weston inspired me to take these pictures with his landscape photography. He mainly took pictures of mountains, but since we have no mountains to take pictures of at the school, I decided to take pictures of the trees and plants. Edward Weston took pictures like this as well, but not as often. I tried to imitate his works, but I do not think I did that good of a job.