The strongest technical aspects in all of my work is how they all had good lighting. in the magazine picture i could have added tissue paper, too make some gray show up, I also could have made sure there was less white by making sure there was no light. on my symmetrical picture i could have added a little bit of light so there was some light. On my test strip there was to much visible light.

          The easiest part of this project was the chemical process where we ran our photographs through the different chemicals to have our photos turn out. This was the easiest because all you had to do was shake the little tub and watch the clock, then take it out and change the tub and continue. The hardest part of this project was to make sure all of the photograms and test strips were exposed to no light until you were at your station. then changing the F stops being changed was a little difficult to see.

          In my photograms i demonstrate something different in each one. In my symmetrical photogram i really bring out the letters then use my dots as sort of an outline. In my magazine photogram i showed the human figure, but i exposed the photo to too much light making the photo more white than originally planned. In my landscape I brought out the army men by making them on gray paper which is on top of black so it really brings out the army men.