Mirsya's Milestone

 HI Everyone! In today's post I'll be sharing about......COMPOSITION! Oh before I start, let me tell you that this is my most favorite topic and challenge so far! I think this topic has made my love for photography grow bigger LOL. Okay now enough about me, let's back at it. So if you read my first post, I mentioned about composition but I never tell you what it is.  Composition is basically how the elements in a photo is arranged. In conjunction with the topic learnt, we have watched a video of certain "rules" to capture our photos. Some of the rules are rule of third, symmetry and many more (you may google or ask me privately because it will take pages to type it here). Our lecturer also was very helpful in ensuring we produced only the best  photos according to the rules.  A reminder to everyone including myself when applying the rules is DON'T FORGET THE STORY YOU WANT TO TELL USING THE PICTURE YOU HAVE CAPTURED ACCORDING TO THE  RULES. I tend to capture a...

 SEE WHAT'S IN FRONT OF YOU DIFFERENTLY Hello people.! Back at my weekly photo challenge which this time it require us to see things using our camera differently using different angle. As for me, I often heard people say to me when I was taking photos such as "make sure the angle is right so the photo is perfect". I think I have a very limited visualization, But it was only this week class session I finally had the idea on how do we visualize something. When my lecturer shows us photos taken by famous photographer such as Edward Weston and Moriyama Daido I am super shocked because of how they visualize something common we usually see in our daily life. I still remember how a boring sand at the desert can look really aesthetic in Edward's photo. He really did visualize things differently and that's is undoubtable how can he become a famous photographer.  As for me, I think I did okay for my very fist time and I used a pair of spectacles because it's really comm...