Monday, October 6, 2008

Tyler D

Interview of Tyler D.
• How would you describe yourself in three words?
I would describe myself as a nature lover. I am short and funny.
• What do you want to be when you "grow up"?
I would like to be an astronaut or an activist.
• What's your favorite magazine?
My favorite magazine is Transworld, and Green Peace.
• If the magazine were to publish a cover story on you, what would the first sentence of the lead be?
Tyler D, an Italian activist, loves to hug trees in his spare time.
• What would the cover photo look like? What feeling would it convey?
I would be standing in front of a beautiful green plant, and there would be an aura of serenity and calmness.
• If the photographer said you could choose any prop or background (with no budget limitations), what would you choose?
A field of herbs and spices.




Tyler D., a sophomore at La Conner High, poses throughout his school during an intense day of learning.



Important Points

The most important skill of portrait photography is capturing the true personality of the subject, and make them more comfortable and real in front of the lense. Close ups are photos that are framed around the face, and are most commonly capturing an expression, or a glamour shot. Upper body and midrange photos are used for one or multiple subjects. They can be used to mark an special occasion very well. Environmental photos show the subject in their normal habitat, like a student in a school. To capture the essence of your subject you can interview them if you don't know them.

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