4 websites

1. Photos everyone should know how to make

This website talked about what photo stiles they thought were cool. They told us how to do them and what they like about it. they talk about forced perspective, long exposure, fake tilt, double exposure, and more.

. In this tutorial, I learned that you should have a small aperture and fast shutter speed to do forced perspective photography.
. If we ever have a forced perspective shoot in this class I will know what to do.
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2. Spiral Staircases 
https://petapixel.com/2014/12/19/disorienting-beauty-spiral-staircases-old-abandoned-buildings/


This website was about Christian Richter and the photos of spiral staircases he likes to take photos of. 

I learned that you can find buttery in the oldest of things.










I picked 2 because I couldn't pick between the 2 of them I like how different yet similar they are and i like how he did different things with both of them.
they both flow the rules of photography with lines and with simplicity
This photo was taken by Christian Richter.

3. The oldest living things in the world
http://www.rachelsussman.com/oltw/

Since 2004 Rachel Sussman has been researching and working with biologists. she has traveled the world to take photos of living organisms 2000 years or older.

. I liked this photo because  I fount it really interesting because it says that it is 6000 years old and that is a lot of time like if you really think about that that is crazy.
. This photo has the rule of thirds and framing
. this was taken by Rachel Sussman

4. 31 Amazing photography links for you to enjoy
https://www.lightstalking.com/photography-links-327/

This article was mostly about how to take photos of animals and how to deal with the struggles of that like lighting it tells you what to do in you are in a situation with bad lighting.

I picked this photo because I think it is a really cool photo it has really light colors in the background and it shows us something that we don't get to see every day.
This is using the rule of thirds  
This photo was taken by a Susanne Stöckli






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