Laura’s PhotoBlog

Eden Project, United Kingdom 1. Nicholas Grimshaw 2. 1998 3.  Cornwall, England, UK 4. Yes 5. 141 million euros 6. It was built to show the importance of plants to people and to have plant resources. 7. I picked this building because of how interesting it looked from afar and up close. The depth of the "walls and ceilings" is so interesting to look at. From afar is just looks like a blown up bubble but when you get up close you can see all of the little details that the architect put into the building. Another thing that made me chose this building was the landscaping around it. The building itself is very simple and the landscaping just gives it something a little extra. Guggenheim Museum, Spain 1. Frank Gehry 2. 1997 3. Abanda, Bilbao, Spain 4. Yes 5. 182 million dollars 6. It was built to be a permanent building to house the Guggenheim's art collection. 7. I picked this building because of where it is located. Architecture in Spain is always unique. T

1. I disagree with this statement because when you go to a community and you see the kind of environment someone lives in. People can live in a big beautiful home or people can live in a little hut in the middle of nowhere. I think photography of environments just shows the viewer what different kinds of people live in. 2. Yes I did want to go to these places just to take pictures. 3. I think it would be very hard for them because all that kids want to do is go play and have fun. In a working environment they can't do that because they are forced to work on the talk that is put in front of them. 4. My favorite photo is one of me and all of my cousins with my great grandmother. We were all at my aunts wedding and all of us gathered around my great grandmother to take a picture during the reception. It was the only picture of all of us in the same place with her before she passed away.

Photo of a Toy Bracelet Photo of a Gate Photo of a Lamp

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1. This is part of a winning sports photography portfolio because of how the photographer captured the water hitting the winning coach before he could react to the cold water. 2. The shutter speed on this photo is 1/500. 3. This is a key moment because coaches only get drenched when they win a very important game. I don't think this could of been planned because the photographer had no idea who would win the game until the game was over. 4. Being in the right place, having the right angle, having the camera in focus, and having all of the settings on the camera correct.