Harris Blake-Widdicombe
Digital Media Production
Photo Roll
Module 1 - Rule of Thirds, Prominent Object, Depth of Field, Decisive Moment
A portrait of Lee Harris at his piano, with pictures of family in the foreground. I attempted to use the rule of thirds by framing important elements in the top right and bottom left corners.
A closeup up the statues at the firefighter memorial near City Hall. The statue in front is a prominent object.
The locks of love on the Corktown footbridge, with a blurred figure in the background. An exercise in depth of field.
At an intersection near the Rideau Canal, a motorcycle speeds off, (almost) capturing a decisive moment.
Module 2 - Patterns/Shapes, Textures, Leading Lines, Balance
A row of carts at the Farm Boy in Centretown, interlocking to form a pattern.
Mikey the Monkey hangs over the bright colours and varied textures of the Produce Department.
The bike path near the canal might lead somewhere magical, guarded by a lamppost.
A shot that splits between two floors on the Shefford. It is an attempt at a balanced photo., capturing the space between floors.
Module 3 - Lead Room, Internal Frame, Perspective
A shot of the Rideau canal taken from the Corktown footbridge. This is an attempt to use the principle of lead room.
The facade of the Shefford Heritage Housing Co-Operative. I employed internal framing using the door and the cars in front.
A snow-capped lamp post in front of The Shefford in Centretown, Ottawa. It is an exercise in perspective and prominent object.
A shot from the lobby of the Shefford, looking up at the ceiling. It is a perspective that makes a space abstract.
More Photos
A candid portrait of my friend and neighbour, Lee Harris. It is an attempt to capture a moment in time.
An extreme close-up shot of the peephole looking out of my apartment. It is an experimental perspective.
A close up of a metal shopping cart. An attempt to capture a unique pattern that is associated with a very specific sound.
This is the punchclock that guards the back room of Fram Boy. It is an attempt to capture different a perspective.