Photography

Overtime, the things I take pictures of changed. I started photography when I was in forth grade, and I remember my first picture was a flower, it was just a simple yellow flower you see everyday outside. Even though it was not a great photo, it was very simple, I really liked it and I started to take photos of other flowers or aspects of nature. I still love taking pictures of sceneries, but they are mostly more landscapes then focusing on individual trees, or flowers. When I went into middle school, my best friend and I started getting into more portraits of people. We began doing random photoshoots of each other when we hung out, mostly messing around, but gradually started to try and get more creative with out angles, places, and edits of our pictures, and we ended up really enjoying photography and the art of it. When I started high school, I took a digital media class, and even had some photography projects I did with my friends for the class. I began to get experience in teaching others how to pose, and observing other photographs to learn more.