Cubism Reflection

1. I wanted to choose a vibrant, more complex subject to choose for my cubist project. This is to give the sense that less of the photo is pasted over than in actuality, so I chose the shrub that satisfied that for me.

2. I took about 30 photos for this, full shots from different angles and some close ups of the flowers and such.

3. I found trouble in making a different looking piece for each part of my original image, to create the illusion of depth.

4. If I were to do this project again, I would choose a different subject and make more drastic angle changes to the different pieces of my image, in order to cause a better depth effect.

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