Type of Photography - Black and White Phtography
Types of camara used: Cannon EOS 60D, ISO-1250 Sec, Shutterspeed-1/100, Aperture-f/4.75, Focal length-43mm.
Composition: Rule of Third, Fill the Frame, Use black and white, Rule of Odd, Depth of Field.
The photograph describes to us about the essence of the old lady’s life story, as told through her facial expressions and features. Her face was a map of wrinkles, each one telling a story of joy or sorrow, love or loss. Her face is a testament to the wisdom and experience that comes with age. The wrinkles on her forehead and around her eyes are like the lines of a map, tracing the journey of her life. Her eyes are deep and soulful, revealing a lifetime of joys and sorrows. Her eyes, once bright and sparkling, were now faded and cloudy, but still held a glint of wisdom and curiosity. Her nose was long and thin, with a slight crook at the bridge.
Her lips are thin and tightly drawn, hinting at the strength and resilience that have carried her through life’s challenges, but occasionally broke into a warm smile that revealed her missing teeth. The photograph is a poignant reminder of the beauty and dignity of aging, and how it can be celebrated through photography. Her skin was dark and weathered, a testament to her years of working in the fields under the sun. Her cheeks were hollow and sunken, a sign of her vitality and spirit. Her eyebrows were thin and arched, giving her a look of surprise and wonder.
She looked into the camera with a calm and confident gaze, as if she had nothing to fear or regret. She was proud of her life, of her achievements and struggles, of her family and friends. She was not afraid of growing old, of losing her beauty or strength. She knew that her face was a reflection of her soul, and that her soul was beautiful. She was an old woman, but she was also a young girl, a mother, a wife, a grandmother, a friend. She was a person, and she was happy.
