As part of an assignment in my photography class, we were to take pictures and experiment with perspective. By choosing two scenes on the college campus with great space, I needed to take a picture from where I wanted to start. Then, for the first two images below the main one, I took several steps forwards before taking another picture. The two images below the other row are similar, but this time I was to zoom in instead of moving in closer.
What I found out was that zooming in can compromise brightness sometimes. This is especially true since when I had my camera accidentally on Auto Mode, taking the picture zoomed in would activate the flash. Either way, it was interesting to figure this out. My favorite probably is the one taken in the hallway, because you can easily tell the difference in brightness when comparing the pictures.
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