Manipulate Your Viewer

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1. Vantage Point
2. Long Depth of field
3. Motion Blur
4. Short Depth of View
For all my pictures I like the lighting because there all light and look good together. I think the vantage point picture is cool because of the angle and point of view.  The hardest picture to take was the motion blur and capturing it at the right moment. Overall my favourtire picture would be the long depth field photo because the light from the sun reflecting through the windows reflecting on the wall.

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