11/20/2019

     Yesterday I accomplished my original goal of taking photos of Zachary from a profile point of view. The brick wall background of the photo allows Zachary to pop. Throughout this process I learned how to take better photographs of a moving subject by photographing Zachary while he was running. It took 14 shots to capture a photo that didn't blur Zachary. Zachary varied the speed at which he ran past the camera and we found that when running slower the picture would appear clearer. 

     I decided to incorporate the first photo below into the first page of the two page spread. The photo will be surrounded by a border, however, the color scheme will be different from the table of contents and cover. I decided to highlight orange in my color scheme to keep the reader excited and looking at something new. According to hartdesign.com, "Orange is a youthful color often related to creativity." The shade of orange I will be using increases the focus on Zachary as it is a similar color to his skin tone. I will edit the photo by enhancing the saturation and contrast to highlight the orange tone of Zachary's skin. This first page will then be covered by a quote from the interview to finish the page.