These projects were altered portraits, blur motion, forced perspective, still life, portrait/headshots, double exposure, smoke art, graffiti lighting, and black and white. 

I chose these projects as each one taught me a lesson in photography that I would take into my photo future as I expand my horizon looking into shooting many different projects. These projects were not boring projects either hence why I chose them as my projects and they really had me challenged at times. The images that were successful in the good of the year part was because these were the photos that really made me take time with that I truly perfected these photos.  

For the photos under the eh and bad, they were not as good as I feel I rushed those photos as they weren't the first few photos I took or edited, they were the photos I truly pushed them out. These photos were also at the point were I was done with the project after hours of taking the same photo. 

The only thing I could do to make these photos more successful I would spend more time on them. The more I rushed these photos the worse they got. The inly thing I truly can say is time. 

These projects I took all year truly taught me a lot about photography as I never tried to expand my horizon. I learned that I truly like making B&W, and double exposure photos if they are done right. I truly learned that time is of the essence and I should never take them for granted and I truly mean that as I always tried rushing some projects and they came out less of that then the ones I put time in. I know now how to do stuff I have never done stuff before like graffiti lighting, double exposure, still life, and forced perspective.