negative space,taylor l

This photo brings all the focus to the middle of the plant. I used the macro setting on my camera which made everything in the backround go blurry. I believe that this photo is successful because all the green pops throughout the photo.

Teapot Refelction By. Rachel S

I took this picture of my moms teapot, for the reflections project in class. My mom is a collecter and i find them very intersting.I wish the picture was a little less blurry. Other than that i think the picture is fairly unique.

Reflections By: Brianna H

I took this picture of a reflection of trees in a big puddle. I photoshoped it by changing the color and made it a little more clearer. I also fliped the photo upside down.

Reflections By Jennifer H.

For this project I had a bit of a hard time trying to position the globe in the right way so the sun would be reflected on it. I found the spot of sunlight where it reflected on the wooden table. I think this picture was the most successful of the 24 reflection pictures I took. I like how there's a small reflection in every little bubble of the globe.

Three's a crowd by Laura M.

In this photo, I attempted to portray the topic of “negative space”. To the right side of the picture, is a leg hanging down from a body sitting upon a stool. In various areas surrounding the feet there is negative space. Especially the areas near the bottom of the feet; there is also negative space. In addition, the left side also features a bit of dept in the background. This forces the eye to travel, as this area is also occupied by negative space. I particularly like the lighting in this photo. The main subject in the foreground is the most vivid. Portions of negative space in the background are also very vivid.

2010 New York State Youth Media Arts Show- Exemplary Award Winners

Kayla Volpe "Water Flowing Out of the Faucet"

Kayla Volpe "Darkened Hand and Rock"

Indigo Vigotty "Looking Away"

Indigo Vigotty "Hiding Fence"

Vianca Lugo "81 Abeel Street"

Katherine Solomon "Self Portrait"

Skyler Onderdonk "Ocha"

Sarah Kaplan "Womb"

Krista Arena "Rudy Can't Fail"

Mike Yalamas "Ice"

Mike Yalamas "Entrapment"

Katherine Solomon "Barber Shop Penny"

Kirsten Fraude "Colored Pencils"

Rebecca Hellard "Paint Brush"

Rebecca Hellard "Spokes"

Dana Pistone "Untitled"

Dana Pistone "Self Portrait"

Amanda Yaple "Untitled"

Through The Eyes Of A Lens-Stephen K.

This photo brings focus exactly to the center.The perimeter of the photo blurs to bring the viewers direction to the middle and show a vanishing point.