PRACTICE 1: MONOCHROME PHOTOGRAPHY

This picture was taken in campus and this picture shown is the floor at a corner of the campus. It is just a simple picture will lines and sunlight shines onto the floor. At the same time, shadows are formed as some of the lights have been blocked by the leaves on the tree and the floor has became more interesting with some sunlights.

This is the veined pattern of a vase in the campus and I took this picture is because I have been attracted by the unique veined pattern of it. The three dark lines are as a divider divided the pattern of the vase. This is interesting as all the dark lines and the spots could be clearly seen and this picture shows the contrast between the dark lines and the spots.

This picture shown is the divider outside the washroom on the campus and the white wall as the background. The background wall was supposed to be all white but light has been blocked by the pillar so the grey part shown on the wall is the shadow of the pillar. I took the angle near to the divider and bring it to the wall .. after that I took this picture down when I have made sure that all the lines are straight.

This is a picture of a light on the ceiling and this was taken while I was lying on a couch. The black background of the picture brings out the structure of the light, especially the light bulb could be clearly seen. I've never notice that how the structure of a light on the ceiling looks like and this really shocked me when I zoomed the lens in. So I think this is a unique one to me.

This picture was taken from the first floor to the ground floor...let's assume that the wall in the middle is a divider, the stairs on the top of the picture is at the first floor and the bottom one is the ground floor. I like this picture because the stairs and the ground have formed a clear comparison as the structure of the stairs is more than the ground and the wall has divided the dark and the bright side of them.