October 17 2019
Today in photography club, we walked as a group around the Montrose area to practice our aesthetic photography skills. We each brought a camera, and took pictures of plants, signs, spray painted pieces, and other aspects which people may be drawn to overlook. Following this, we used editing techniques such as selective color, and lighting adjustments to give out photos a whimsical, artistic feel. This experience taught me that it is possible to highlight ordinary aspects of the world is ways which can cause people to have a better appreciation for them. This activity fulfilled the following learning outcome: Identify your own strengths and develop area for growth, as I have been practice photography for several years, however, this experience allowed me to experiment with aesthetic photography; something which I have limited experience with. Also, this activity fulfills the action aspect of CAS as we walked through the neighborhoods near our high school as a group, which required physical activity.
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