These are three portraits i took a week ago from my camera, i was practicing my skills of interacting with the subject while taking a portrait and i have found the importance of being able to frame the composition correctly while capturing the right moment of the subject. for the first two photos the cat (subject) was weirdly stable it did not move at all as long as i don't stay too close. i think both of the cat portrait captures the emotion of the cat especially the first one, the people walking in the background, signify how alone and how attention seeking the cat is. One of the lacking qualities of the photo would probably the golden ratio, if i slightly shifted the subject to the right while taking this photography aesthetically it would be even more pleasing to the eye.
The above photograph aims to capture movement and create a sense of connection between the subject and the background through their colours, the wall that almost cuts the photo in to half, seems to separate the reality, and the dream world, which we all go in to while we sleep, we often ignore through walking parallel with it, simply not seeing the potential of the inner space and power that everyone of us has. In terms of techniques the photo needs a bit more of the right angel and framing it could be slightly titled to the right and the whole composition should make the line between reality and dream world in the middle.
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