The photography project

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To round up my daughter’s final art class - she had to do a photography and painting project. In this post, I will share the photography project. She was very happy about it because making photos is an art form that she's always enjoyed.

Every parent is supportive of their children’s creative endeavours and expressions - I am no different. I recall when she made some impressive photos as a child. One could argue that it was random or a fluke and that might have been true. She asked for a camera for her 12th birthday. However, she still makes most photos, including the ones I will share, with her smartphone. As usual a smartphone is more accessible - when something interesting spontaneously presents itself.

The assignment

My daughter had to choose 5 different themes and make photos for each. She chose :

  1. Cut-off composition

  2. Colour family - blue/green

  3. Colour contrast - orange and blue

  4. Movement

  5. Clair-obscur - Light and Dark

The first thing that she did was to look through her camera roll. She already had a lot of photos that fitted with the chosen themes. The rest she made as she went about her daily life. With the themes selected - she was able to focus.

Cut-off composition

This cutoff composition theme is self explanatiory and quite interesting. Seeing only part of an object can leave a lot for one’s own imagination and interpretation.Buda Castle - Budapest

Ferris wheel of Budapest The cameraFriend in pinkThe wheel

Colour family - blue/green

This selection shows off various shades of blue and green.

St. James' Park - London

View from the Seven Sisters Cliff - England

Looking out to sea - Eastbourne Beach

Above the clouds

King's day - Amsterdam

Colour contrast - orange and blue

The following photos highlighting contrasting colours - orange and blue - were taken whilst on a school trip to the Rotterdam Museum Park or en route.

This first image is my daughter's favourite photo from these 5 themes.

Art Depot Museum - Boijmans Van Beuningen

Kissing the sky

Autumn scenery in the park

The setting

Autumn trees en route

Movement

These photos were taken sporadically - not posed but spur of the moment.
Light in motion

The climber

Friend's career prediction

Clair-obscur - Light and Dark

The clair obscur effect can dramatise any setting.

Rijks(State)museum Library - Amsterdam

Blackout - Amsterdam

Through the windows - Amsterdam

As captioned, the pictures were made in a variety of locations. As I was with my daughter most of the time, these photos confirm that as individuals we can observe the same object but see them totally differently. Despite that, I hope that when you see these photos you will enjoy them as much as I do.


All photos are taken by my daughter using her iPhone



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Well done miss daughter! there are some great shots there, loving the intentional blurring in "movement" A great personal interpretation of the theme, very clever. You must be one proud mum.

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Aww @grindle coming from you that is a lovely complement. I shared your comment with miss daughter and she says thank you. Yes - I am a proud mom indeed.

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You're welcome, both of you

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Demasiado hermoso las fotos , el estilo ,😃 definitivamente , tu hija será una gran profesional

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¡Ay, muchísimas gracias! Sin duda compartiré tus amables felicitaciones como palabras de aliento con ella. Muchas gracias por visitarnos.

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De mi parte por favor , mucho talento veo en sus fotos , bendiciones

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I love it much when my kids demonstrate their little creative side. This is very lovely momo..considering your daughter's age, she did pretty well with this assignment
The cut off composition images wowed me so much
In short, the whole images came out nicely according to the assignment

No doubt , she made u proud😍

You are doing well momo

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