1.0 Color Series
We created a series of three photos centered on a single, self-chosen color. I chose the color yellow, capturing it through natural elements like a sunflower, a yellow leaf, and a flower.
2.0 Contrasting Pairs
This task focused on creating pairs of photos that highlighted visual or conceptual opposites.
The contrasts were simple/ordered vs. complex/chaotic, spatial vs. flat, calm/static vs. moving/dynamic, warm vs. cold, and motion blur vs. panning.
3.0 Color Contrasts
We explored six types of color contrasts by taking one photo to represent each:
- Color-in-itself contrast
- Light-Dark contrast
- Warm-Cold contrast
- Complementary contrast
- Quality contrast
- Quantity contrast
4.0 Free Theme Series
For this assignment, I created a series of four photos on a self-chosen theme. The theme “Old” was inspired by a fascination with the secrets and stories that old things can carry, evoking a sense of mystery and history in each photograph.
5.0 Product Photography
This assignment involved capturing three types of product photos: a factual shot, a product shot, and a still-life composition. For the product, I used a compass, arranging it creatively to highlight its texture and function.
6.0 Architectural Photography
I took two architectural photos: one in a neutral, documentary style and another in a more atmospheric, expressive style.
7.0 Macro Photography
This task focused on extreme close-ups, where I captured a wasps, showcasing intricate details that might otherwise go unnoticed.
8.0 The Object: My Constant Companion
In this assignment, we selected an object that we always carry with us and captured it in 10 different photos. I chose a key, integrating it creatively into various contexts while keeping it the focal point.
9.0 Free Theme: “After the Rain”
For this project, I created a series of five photos under the theme “After the Rain.” The images were tied together not only by their subject matter but also by consistent technical and stylistic features, ensuring a cohesive series.
