these are some examples of photos I took whilst in Belfast this year. The model Daniel is standing against some of the best known graffiti in Belfast. I chose these photos as i feel they have character but also incorporates different characteristic and examples of style of photography. This first image i find interesting as neither of the characters are looking directly at the camera it is an example of a medium long shot. I also used a slight tilt downward to show the inferiority of Daniel compared to this large famous piece of art.
This image I find interesting as it has many effect on the viewer first we are attracted to look at Daniel and his bright colours compared to the vast contrast of vibrant colours which are in the background. we are then attracted to look at the images behind him , the arrow above his head then moves the viewer to follow the line of the writing which is getting smaller into the distance and aligns with the curving of the wall and the last thing we find ourselves looking at is the empty bottle of whiskey shitting in the far end of the photo and although this is not the main or biggest object in the photo we are attracted to it due to the slant and curve created by the writing and the wall. This photo is also an example of medium long shot.
This last image is a very busy photo and has alot going on in the background. Daniel is frames by the two buildings and the long street which stretches off into the distance behind him but we are then drawn back to him by the green post behind him. the flags in the top hand corner as mid flight and are blowing in the wind. There is a lot of movement been captures in this photo in contrast to the mobile position of Daniel.
This is an example of a medium shot of a bunch of fully blommed flowers in a garden of weeds this took my attention whilst in the forest so i decided to take this photo.
This is am example of an extreme close up this is of my four year old cousin Jenna who loved to be photographed this photo shows great detail of her eyes and eyelashes and half of her mouth. There is a shadow on one half of her face which creates an interesting effect and add to the photo. This photo was not taken for media but Jenna sadly passed away last year and I though this photo has quite an interesting view and angle so I decided to add it to my blog.
some examples of medium closeups.
this is an example of framing the lines of the bushes attract our attention to the model and the triangular shape of the the building keeps us focused on the middle of the photo aka the girl standing there. 
This is an example of a ling shot as we can see the model but can also see a great deal of the background.
this is an example of a medium long shot and a slight use of tilt. This is once again using the rule of thirds.
extreme close up this is used to emphasis certain features of a charater in this case the way in which her eyes and eyebrows curve and the lady bug on her forehead. 
this is an example of a medium shot as you cannot see to the wait line therefore it cannot be classes as a medium long shot.
this is an example of a medium close up. this can also be seen as rule of thirds as her eye line matches with the line of the landscape in the background behind her. I have also blurred the background in order to create effect.
this is am example of a close up.
this ia an action shot i used shutter speed in order to capture her jumping but to keep the image sharp.
This is an example of a medium shot as you can see up to the shoulders of both girls i added a flower to enhance the colour which contrast with the blond hair and the vibrant green background it is also at eye level which if use for a magasine you make the viewer feel directly spoken and looked at.
different perspective shot with the girl in the foreground looking away from the camera and the girl in the background looking directly at the camera. This is also an example of a medium shot.
this is an example of a focused and unfocused image were you can see some flowers and the girls in focuse but other parts of the image have been blurred.
There are many example of diffrent types of photos here between zoom, medium close up, perspective, focus and unfocused images, action shots, framed shots and many more i took these in order to practise the skills i learnt throughout the year.
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