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ACADEMIC SHOOT CRITUQUE

Academic Shoot Reflection and Critique

        At first, I had a hard time going into peoples' classrooms because I am very shy, and I didn't want to bother them. While I was shooting, I found myself to be thinking more about framing instead of focusing my camera. If I were to redo this assignment, I would pay more attention to how in-focsu my camera is, because worst case scenario it can be cropped and manipulated in photoshop. How ever, I would not change how my photographs were framed; but I would be less shy and actually go into a classroom. 
        In photography, I think the easiest rule to achieves the rule of thirds because all you have to do is picture an imaginary grid and place your objects within the squares. I am not unclear with any rules, but I'm not the best at avoiding mergers.

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