Ken Rockwell

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He has been avidly photographing since he was 5 years old.His work has been published across the United States and held in Library collections since the 1970s. Ken has won major awards since The 1990s Some of his work that are well known Merck Pharmaceuticals and McDonald's in 2016.

I like this photo of the desert as it makes the light blue sky pop out from the light brown ground. The texture on the ground forms the little cracks and the lines in the sand. How I can make this photo is by using a wide lens and putting the

camera on the floor and taking the photo. The wide lens makes the photo look like the picture is going for a long time as it doesn’t look like it’s going to end. It is a shallow DOF as it gets more blurred further down the photo. In my opinion I don’t like this photo, as there

is no story in the image and there is not a lot going on in the photo. But I like how the colours go well together.

I like this as the lighting in the photo makes the building pop out more from the photo. The colours in the photo are good as they stand out from the dark colour from the brickwork on the car park. I love the wide lens as it makes the car park look wider then it was as it has been distortion

as that the effect of the wide lens. The angle of the photo gives the feeling of being dizzy. I like the ideas of taken the photo at night time as you get the lights from the car park. So what I will taking away from this this research is that I will be taking some of my photo at night. To get the streetlights as this would give the best photos for my calendar. As some of my photos are going be in the daytime, I can’t go there at night because it is restricted but it would be good if I can.