Final Project: My Photostory

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Week 11: Portraits

I had a lot of fun with this week's assignment, I think photographing people is one of the most interesting forms of photography. I asked for all of my subjects' permission before taking their picture, including the two of these which came from my my photostory pictures. Other than overcoming any nervousness about asking these people for their cooperation (the homework excuse makes it much easier), my biggest challenge was capturing them in the way that I saw them without the camera. Reproducing these people candidly was something that took a good deal of effort, but I'm rather pleased with the results:

My Photostory Preview

Here are six photos that I plan on using in my Photostory, which will be called "A Day On The Day Lake." All of them are unedited except the very first title picture: