The first location of the trip was in Washington Square Park, where we had to focus on patterns, monuments and unusual viewpoints. The park had a lot of interesting spots for example, the playground and the fountain plaza. The second location that we visited was along Broadway, between 4th street and W. Houston Street. This area was filled with a lot of different stores (that I really love to check out, especially kid robot), but it was also difficult because we had to take pictures of people. During the walk we entered the third location the Soho district, which was pretty nice. The culture of Soho was nice, and had a laid back vibe.

We had a lot of very intriguing experiences during the trip. We were able to look at different stores and cultures in Hoboken. I felt as thought we were not in jersey anymore. one funny part was when me, Justin C., and martin o was eating at Johnny rockets for lunch and this random guy s and asked us how long a helicopter has been in the air over the city. We he was a fugitive, for a while. Then a homeless person came up to us and called himself “the original Hoboken hobo”. He was asking “who would like to hear a joke for a quarter”, and was posing for our cameras saying “hi mom”. the “fugitive” from before came back after then homeless man left, and started to say how there was a fleet week going on in the harbor and being a real friendly guy, since he was also a photography. The entire trip was really fun, especially since I learned how to master the focus on my camera.

On first glance of this photo, you would think that it was a reflection of an object. Truth is this is just a picture taken from a certain angle so that it appears that way and the thing that separates the two sides is solid

The reason why I like this photo is because it is taken from an unusual point of view. This view is most commonly known as an ant’s eye point of view because it looks as if my subject is bigger than normal

I tried to just take the picture of the person while she was standing still at first but she suddenly moved and the picture came out blurry. At first it looked as if it was messed up but it actually came out good because it shows the person while they are doing something.

This picture is a very simple photo. It mainly illustrates diagonal lines because of the angle in which the baseball was placed and this type of photography is most commonly known as still life photos.

This photo illustrates the rule of thirds because the eyes also are not dead center. It is also meant to show a simple background and not a very busy back ground.

When looking at this picture you would think that my subject was some type of model of something. The pose was not intentional and was caught off guard when his hand moved but the end result came out nicely.

I like this picture a lot because it shows a reflection of something from a different sought of object. It is not a glass window, a pond or anything but it is just a regular golden doorknob.

This picture is not really anything special. It is just a hole that was on a metal railing but it in an interesting photo of a subject and that was the goal that I was trying to achieve

This shot was taken to show a billboard from a certain angle. But it ended up coming out as a reflection of the sky and the parking lot which made the picture come out interesting.

This photo was taken during our trip to liberty state park. The photo shows the cargo ship being framed by the gates circle. The clouds were really in focus that day, making the photo seem like life on the see.

In the beginning of the class we tried working with the white balance on our cameras. I thought black and white would be a good display to choose because it is my favorite, and it shows the shadows of the Essex county college tunnel, and its details.

The photo is nice because the way I focused the wire was that, I had to first focus the wire then position the camera so that Kevin could be in the background, but blurred out.

The knob was in focus for this particular photo because I wanted to catch the specific details of the object. I wanted to catch the reflection, and the image but also the words.

During the trip to the Soho district, I wanted to take a picture from a very weird angle, but at the same time trying to frame the background but also get the family in the background

During the trip to Hoboken, me and three of my classmates ate at jonnie rockets during lunch. the reason this picture stood out to me was because, they were hiring and need people whop were “enthusiastic!!!!!” and the man in the photo showed the opposite.

The reason I put the metal in focus was to show a line leading to Steve F. The details of the metal came out pretty well, and also the background how blurry it is. The reason I wanted the background blurry was to mainly focus of the detail of the metal.

The colors from the wire were very attracting but also very interesting. The images ranges of color seem to draw a lot of people it. But the image is bigger than the full object itself.

This photo was taken from a low point of view. I wanted to capture the shadow of the metal but also a detailed look at the gravel on the ground, to make the photo seem as thought it is an ant’s point of view.

For this photo I wanted to make an antique feel to the environment. The background has an old feel to it, and due to the white balance the image of the photo seem to have a dusty, old look to them. Mostly like the brown and black pictures from the late1800s

This picture was also taken during our trip too uptown. I wanted to create a very deep scenario. The black and while really brought out the lights and the subjects emotions.

This photo was taken during our trip to uptown, Manhattan. This photo shows the train moving in the subway but at the same time showing our reflection.

THE CENTER OF ATTENTION

PORTRAIT: MENA

HOW NATURE GROWS

THE VIEW OF THE WORLD FROM WATER

LEADING LINES: PILLARS

OBJECTS FROM SPACE

CLOSER VIEW TO NYC

THE VIEW FROM A CAMARA

GLOBE FROM THE FANTASY WORLD

PATTERN: ROCK