Fryer Panoramic

Found Panoramic

I chose these panoramic shots because I love neon lights and city skylines. The natural reflection of the water makes a brilliantly colored double of the cities. The bottom photo is my favorite due to the wide variety of colors.

Found Faces Story

Peter: The Theater Eater

In his down time, Pete supervises the many performances and discussions that take place within his doors. During his time in the auditorium, he has heard many rehearsals and memorizes the pages of dialogue spoken by speakers, actors, guests, and students. He knows the name of everyone who enters his doors and keeps a close eye on them, as he cares for them all very much.
After darkness falls, he watches the parking lot in silence, thinking about life and his purpose here. He also hypothesizes what in the world happened to the bike outside, locked securely to the bike rake yet missing its wheels. Then his mind jumps to what events might await him.
Pete is not alone though, his brothers sit along side him and throughout the campus. While they look different, they can be identified by their similar eyes, a feature which Pete says runs in the family.
Despite the slow pace of his life, Pete values his job above above all else: To welcome and consume people from all around, informing them, entertaining them, and sheltering them. He feels fulfilled when he puts a smile on peoples faces.

FOUND FACES

Fryer Composition

 Converging Lines

 Diagonal Lines

 

Different Angle

 Filling the Frame

 

Framing

 Horizontal Lines

 Rule of Thirds

Vertical Lines

Found Composition

Rule of Thirds

Horizontal Lines

Vertical Lines

Diagonal Lines

Converging Lines

Framing

Filling the Frame

Unique Perspective (Different POV)

Hope you enjoyed! :)

Favorite Picture Post

I like this photo as there is great contrast between the skier and the snow and against the light white/blue tones. Snow has a texture I can feel. This photo is crisp and makes me wish I could be there.  Feels pretty refreshing!