Landscape Cityscape continued



Where did you go to capture this photo?  put the phone sideways and got the sunset on the pier
What was your focal point? the person as well as the sky
What time of day?  7:50
From what angle?  a straight on
What was the weather? Clear
Did you use panoramic mode? No  Why or why not? because I did not think of it and it wouldn't have looked as good
Where/How did you utilize leading lines/rule of thirds/blue hour/golden hour/etc?  The person is placed on the middle line in the photo, so the person is right in the center of the photo.
Unfortunately I did not go to the city for spring break so this is a picture from march when I was at the wrestling state finals
Where did you go to capture this photo?  I tried to get the lamppost and the sign  into the picture the best I could.
What was your focal point? The stadium
What time of day?  10 am
From what angle?  Straight on
What was the weather? Clear
Did you use panoramic mode? no Why or why not? Because it would not have made sense in this case
Where/How did you utilize leading lines/rule of thirds/blue hour/golden hour/etc?  I used the rule of thirds to place the lamppost on the top left intersection to make the photo look more unified

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