Look at all that hipster editing

Some guy basically thought this picture was about nosebleeds from the tissue.

So good news: I won't be doing any more serious photography anywhere in the near future! Huzzah!
 
Remember my last post, the picture of the stuffed tiger, and how those were going to be what I was going hand in for my assignment photos but I chose to redo it last minute? Yeah, see how different my concept became now? I would ask if the theme was, but since I'm only showing one picture due to confidentiality issues, good luck with that.

Whatever, I liked this picture much better anyways. It was generally more well received by the class when I presented awkwardly stood there while the class commented on my pictures. Whereas some people...

Don't fret. I realized I didn't post a photo from another photography assignment I did a while back. I'm not posting the one I actually submitted due to more confidentiality issues so a reject will just have to do.

It's supposed to be a memory of hide and seek.

Back to the drawing board

Long story short, I was going to use these pictures for my final project, but four days before the due date, I decided to redo everything from scratch.
Try figuring out what the theme is because my TA and prof sure couldn't.

BONUS PIC: Basically, what we had to do for this rushed in-class assignment was to make a collage in Photoshop. So with all the Photoshop editing powers invested in me, I made this. Even though this isn't as awesome as an uncropped picture of a piano in an over-pixelated forest, I still think this is pretty great.

That is Eernie btw.

Then I read how the collage had to be "realistic".

I'd like to just stick to taking ghetto pictures on my phone

Oh hey, more school work. Of course it would be because when else would I be taking photos? Well, don't worry, because I won't be taking them for that much longer. Thank god, because I have no talent for this.

The point of these pictures was to exercise what we learned about composition by photographing two series of photos of two different scenes, where all you're able to alter in your camera angle. I'm not a photographer, but I hope you like my photos anyways.

Series one is a flower pot.

And series two is a glass vase.

There was zero editing involved other than some cropping. Basically all I had at my disposal was a camera and the sunlight.