Photography Elective

This semester I chose one of the best electives I ever wanted, the Language and Photographic Composition for Design elective. Due to the context, the classes were difficult, since the explanation is always better in person, but it was still a good class. Classes worked with weekly installments after each topic explained. I liked that methodology because it ordered me during the week and obviously, I had to use my beloved camera.

During the semester we learned about composition, photography history, and creating a series of images with a defined theme. But the best information was light. Where we have to learn to play with light and objects, making the object disappear and creating something new in the image.

This topic was my favourite because I had to force myself to be as creative as possible, which in this context had become difficult for me. It occurred to me to use a very old glass from my house, it was one of my parents' wedding gifts, and with the light of my phone to play what leftovers were created and how the glass was no longer important in the composition.

Here is one of the photographs that I liked the most.