Natasha

**Elements of design**
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**Simple Things**

 * [[image:isbdigitalfall11/fresh_time.JPG width="288" height="190"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/numbers2.JPG width="288" height="210"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/fish.JPG width="331" height="214"]] ||

**Compositional Techniques**

 * [[image:isbdigitalfall11/definition_of_love.JPG caption="Framing"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/little_girl_bikes.JPG caption="Rule of Thirds"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/tree.JPG caption="Point of View"]] ||


 * [[image:isbdigitalfall11/DSC03242.jpg caption="Leading Line"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/smallbb.JPG caption="Framing"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/waterfall.JPG caption="Reflection"]] ||

**Portraits**

 * [[image:isbdigitalfall11/jakegreatwall.JPG caption="Out of Your Comfort Zone"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/danielsmall.JPG caption="Breaking the Rule of Thirds"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/NJT_Playing_With_Eye_Contact.JPG caption="Playing With Eye Contact"]] ||


 * Light Painting**
 * [[image:isbdigitalfall11/self_portrait.jpg caption="Self Portrait"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/Ghosting_Technique.JPG caption="Ghosting Technique"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/NatashaDrawing.JPG caption="Drawing"]] ||

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 * More Light Painting**

This photo uses several techniques we've learned this year. The ice cream introduces a prop into the photo, making it more interesting. I also had to try many different angles and poses to make sure I got the best shot possible. The subject fills the frame in the photo. One of the suggested portrait techniques was to break a few photography rules--this photo breaks the rule of thirds.
 * Best Photo**
 * [[image:isbdigitalfall11/baby_girl.JPG caption="Baby Girl"]] ||

The most important thing I've learned as a photographer this year is that taking good pictures is more than just clicking a button. So much more work goes into a good photo, and that makes it much more interesting for both the photographer and the viewer. I've learned how to plan and set up photos, and how to make sure they're interesting to look at.


 * Masters Responses to Annie Leibovitz:**


 * [[image:isbdigitalfall11/Daniel.JPG caption="Daniel"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/James.JPG caption="James"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/Max.JPG caption="Max"]] ||

http://prezi.com/e374iqjcs08j/copy-of-annie-leibovitz/
 * Link to Master Prezi:**

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 * [[image:isbdigitalfall11/natashawomansmall.JPG caption="old woman"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/small_boy.png caption="small boy"]] || [[image:isbdigitalfall11/woman_without_teeth.png caption="toothy grin"]] ||


 * Culture Clash**
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 * Culture Clash Reflection**

I think that mixing two photos together really represents how people at ISB live. We have aspects of our 'home' countries and China, all together. This culture clash assignment taught me a lot about how to use photoshop effectively. I really enjoyed figuring out how to fit pieces of photographs together like a puzzle. In addition, I learned a lot about life in Yarmouth through their photos. This project helped me to see the differences and similarities between our worlds.

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 * Animoto Portfolio**