Layer and Texture Photos

For this photo, I took several photos of friends against a brown,

carpet wall. My goal was to create an image that looked like

several different people in one spot. This would represent

that whatever you looked like, we are all human. I took the

photos where the people were slightly to the right so it would

follow the rule of thirds.

For my first texture photo, I took a picture of my friend,

Brynna. The camera that I used picked up alot of detail

in her hair and face which I like a lot. Her face is also in focus

while the rest of her is not. Her head is also slightly off to

the right side which follows the rule of thirds. For the

texture layers, I used old scrapbook paper from our

basement and I took a picture of the frost off my 

car to add a little more texture. 

For my second texture photo, I took a picture

of one of our Youth Group leader's kids. The depth 

of field adds to the photo and the detail in the top of 

her hair is really good. She is off to the right side

slightly which follows the rule of thirds. For

the texture layers, I used an old, crinkled paper bag.

It turned the background from an ugly grey to a

light brown which helps make her pop.