I captured my partner Bryan in a "Framed" posititon. His face on the seat, the bars of the chair, the seat again, and the bottom of the back of the chair created a frame.

Two positive aspects of this picture are:
- The picture came out very clear.
- The seating/set-up was arranged well.

Two negative aspects are:
- Too many things in the background, should've been taken in a more open space.
- Certain people didn't look picture ready.

In this "Self-Timed" image, we have Jaquan, Bryan, and Phillip standing around a painting.

Tips for a good self timing picture: setting, positioning and timing.

                                                                      Interrupted

This photo is an example of a Interrupted Pattern. I liked this picture because my partner caught a wide view of the tile floor, with the long black crack coming across.

Regular

This Leading Lines shot was caught at a horizontal angle. My partner Bryan caught the photo standing on the field, catching the full picture of the bleachers from left to right.

In this Leading Lines shot, i caught this photo of the empty long hallway leading down to the double doors.I liked it because of the lighting, and how it showed along the floor. Almost gloomy looking. I caught this at a vertical angle.

In this photo, we had to set our photo in a Rule of Thirds -- breaking the photo into three parts. I stood next the picture which is on the left, the bare wall  in the middle, and the wooden door on the right.