Cubism: Portrait Like Picasso

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Self Portrait Illustration

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Georgia O’Keefe Illustration

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16 Personalities Test

In my 16 personalities test. I got identified as an INFJ (Advocate). My rich inner life is characterized by complex emotions, vivid imagination. and deep well of empathy that allows me to connect with others on a profound level. I have a commitment to my principles and an intense desire to make a positive impact on the world around me. I hold a combination of idealism and insight that sets me apart from today’s world.

I seem to have a natural ability to understand and interpret the feelings and motivations of others, which is both a gift and a challenge. It lets me form deep, meaningful connections and offer invaluable support to those around me. It can leave me overwhelmed by the emotions and needs of others. I seem to often find myself torn between my desire to help and my need for privacy and solitude.

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Diptych Image

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Kinoptic Art

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Bodyscape

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Graduation Cover Design

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Fashion Photography

Photo 1-The photographer shot this from behind the model, with her corset untied looking like she is adjusting it. The lighting seems to be coming from the lower right with a ring light.

Photo 2-This photo was shot outside, also from behind the model with her dog, probably to capture the fashion pieces in a daily life.

Photo 3-This was also shot outside, but on the model’s side profile and she is in movement.

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Me + Myself

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Future Reflection

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Story Behind the Photo

I was outside of my church helping my mom water plants. We are under a metal cover next to the plants, surrounded by lights. There’s this tree that was broken years ago in the middle of the trunk, and it started growing again.

There were thin branches sticking out with little pink flowers on them. I notice a branch got stuck under the cover right next to a light. I noticed how pretty it looked.

The glare of light shining on the camera and on the flowers caught my attention. I thought how cool it was that the branch suddenly got stuck at a perfect manner with the light.

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Valentine’s Day Photo

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Food Photography

The photographs lighting and composition are very strong and catch people’s attention. It makes people crave the food because of how neat they set it up and the lightings. With the pancakes, they are neatly stacked and the fruit is carefully placed on and next to them. The second photo looks naturally placed as if someone is about to eat, especially with the photo being taken above. The third photo makes people crave it because it shows a baker coating the cake with sugar making it look freshly made and delicious.

The first photo, it seems like there is a light in front of the pancakes where the camera is or on the right side. The second photo is shot in a different perspective from above, and the lighting looks like a natural light from the left, maybe from a window. The third photo is shot in a portrait direction with a light next to the person standing. Bothe picture one and two though seem like the lighting could be a natural light because they have a set-up of a kitchen.

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Working with a great team is important for this type of photography, whether you work with a food stylist or a chef willing to plate the dish nicely. It will look better if your dish is filled with bright colors and placed neatly. You must take your time and replace certain parts if needed. Like if you make food with melted cheese, the cheese will harden after a bit, and it won’t look as appetizing anymore. Make sure to focus on the details and make the food look as perfect as possible. This means to also make sure there is not too much going on because in food photography, sometimes less is better. Using natural light whenever possible makes the photos look much better, not just of food. Also using a studio light and making it look like natural light will look good. Shallow depth of field creates more interest on the subject. If you’re shooting many pieces of food on the same place, it’s better to focus on the closest piece to the camera.