This image was taken by Andy Browne at an ultra-festival in Florida. It shows the scale of buildings compared to people in the background and uses a large aperture to give the image depth of field. The unedited photo only uses natural lighting from the sunset without artificial lights to create a better natural effect, though waiting longer may have allowed a more vibrant image with the sunset over the crowd by following rules of composition.

1. This image was taken by Andy Browne at the ultra-festival in Florida, this image shows many good
aspects of photography. The buildings in the background help to show the realisation of the
extremes in size compared to the people. It’s also notable that the cameraman probably used a large
aperture in order to give this image the long depth of field it contains. This un-edited image uses
only lighting from the sunset which gives a better more natural effect, there is no artificial lighting
involved. My only downfall to this image is that the photographer could have waited slightly longer
in order to get the sunset shining over the crowd, this would have created a much more vibrant
image. This image also doesn’t use the rule of thirds where the horizon is concerned, which leads me
to believe it wasn’t taken by a professional photographer.