Week 10, Daisy Santos, Fall - Obsession

 

There are multiple areas on campus that have beautiful scenery and lighting during different parts of the day that fuel my obsession of taking pictures of what's in front of me. Intense, powerful, and captivating sentiments created by moments then contribute to why I take picture in the first place. Therefore, my blog post for this week on obsession will be the in support of the photo above.

Features in the environment such as the trees, grass, sky, buildings, etc., are soften and illuminated by the sunlight. For example, the burgundy color of the trees, the illumination of one side of the grass and not the other, and the puffy/scattered orange-ish clouds in the sky portray such a relaxing, alluring, and captivating sight. It's a perfect picture of the fall season with it's orange, burgundy, and green colors in addition to its cold weather. Characteristics such as those that makes the scenery all the more intense, powerful, and captivating then contribute to why individuals such as myself (and even photographers) are obsessed with taking pictures of the moments in front of them. It's also kind of ironic how this picture is the perfect representation of fall and that is my favorite season.