This is my personal camera Nikon coolpix L330, it automatically adjusts, but was an amazing deal for a poor college student. I borrowed my Mom's nice Canon EOS 60D to take these. These first two were taken during a brighter time in the day and demonstrate shallow depth of field. The first uses diagonal lines leading the eyes to the contrasting black camera. The second follows the rule of thirds horizontally and to me has metaphoric potential
Deep depth of field.
Rule of thirds found in all below photos.
I chose to crop this one for better proportions to show deep depth of field.
The placement of the skateboard and model Reb, gives illusion to their actual size.
Deep depth of field
While attempting to change the mood by darkening this photo we also see more symmetry in the framing up of the tree.
fast shutter
The cutting of the torso may give generality to the context as a story may not be about a specific individual.
fast shutter
