Michael




 * Andrew Nagl inspired photos**
 * [[image:smallhoops.jpg width="352" height="264" align="center" caption="This is my favorite Nagl photo. It is of the outdoor basketball court hoop, seen from a different POV. The blueness of the sky, the shape of the hoop and hte lines created by the paint and net really go together well"]] || [[image:cone.JPG width="352" height="264" align="center" caption="This photo juxtaposes the cone, as it is right in the center and in the middle of a big space. The contrast of the red brick and green of the cone make the cone stand out even more"]] || [[image:hoops2small.jpg width="352" height="264" align="center" caption="This is the same basketball hoop as in the first photo, but yet in another POV. The Sun's light seems to focus on the hoop itself, and darkening the surrounding environment. Interesting to note that although the pictures were taken within minutes of each other, a different POV seems to give off a completely different time of day."]] ||


 * Composition Photos**
 * [[image:BigFoot.JPG caption="This photo shows a different POV than usual. This photo was taken outside the visual arts area"]] || [[image:Blurred.JPG caption="This photo was taken in the library through the tree pots. It is a great example of framing"]] || [[image:Eye_of_the_Tiger.JPG caption="This is a great example of applying the Rule of Thirds to a photo. I aligned the cross witht the Tiger's eye and took the photo"]] ||
 * [[image:Michael_1.JPG width="188" height="264" caption="This portrait was taken on the theatre stage. I really like how the stage light gives a very dramatic feeling to this photo"]] || [[image:Double_Bars.JPG width="169" height="264" caption="A great example of shadows. I find it interesting that the shadows do not reflect the actual shape of the bars in anyway"]] || [[image:Stage_Light.JPG width="175" height="264" caption="These lights were leading the flight of stairs from the stage to the seating area. I happened to notice that my eye followed the line, and therefore i took the picture incorportaing the leading line technique"]] ||

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 * Portrait Photos**
 * [[image:Shooting_Candidly.JPG caption="This portrait is a great example of shooting candidly"]] || [[image:Different_Point_of_View.JPG align="center" caption="This portrait is a great example of taking a shot from a different POV"]] || [[image:file:///Users/michael.wong/Desktop/IMG_0240.JPG]][[image:Props.JPG caption="This portrait is a good example of using props to make shooting portraits less awkard,"]] ||
 * Light Painting Slideshow**


 * Light Painting Methods**
 * [[image:SMALL_Drawing_LP.jpg caption="Drawing technique used with an LED light"]] || [[image:SMALLSelf_Portrait_LP.jpg caption="Self-Portrait. Used various flashlights and LED lights to illuminate myself and create the image"]] || [[image:Green_Face.jpg caption="Movement made during the capture to create the "Ghosting" Effect"]] ||


 * In The Style of...WeeGee**
 * [[image:WEEGEE1.jpg caption="This picture was taken on a team bus ride to a soccer game. The person had didn't notice me taking this shot as he was intently listening to a story a friend was telling him."]] || [[image:WEEGEE2.jpg caption="The flying shoe across the picture wasn't originally supposed to be included, but after capturing the photo I realized that it came out pretty good."]] || [[image:WEEGEE3.jpg caption="This photo mimicks WeeGee's style because he took pictures of people without them noticing in their everyday life."]] ||

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 * 10 Best Bai Xin Zhuang Village Pictures Slideshow**


 * Culture Clash**