Still Life

The object that I have chosen is the vial holding the flowers. 

This photo was taken using the diffused light coming from the window. 

This vial is actually very small, and filling it with tiny flowers and surrounding it

with flowers slightly bigger makes the vial seem normal sized.

I used the object's intended use, which is to hold things.
It's containing small flowers in it, along with the pollen branch.

I liked playing with perception with this photo, I used Vantage Point in this photo,
since everything is small, I used a low and close camera angle
to make things look larger.
Leading lines are also used in this photo, the red streamer sort of leads to the vial.
 

The glass vial is the subject of this photo.

Direct sunlight is being used in this photo.

I dug the vial into the snowbank to show the smallness

of it.

The sunlight is hitting the glass along with the snow nicely,

I liked how the light made the glass and snow glow together.

The foreground is blurred and the focus is put more on the

house in the background.

There are hints of framing in this photo.

The vial is the subject of this photo.
This photo was shot in diffused light, coming in through the window
on the side of my bathroom.
I used the vial to hold solids (the flowers) and now I wanted it to hold liquids.
I thought the soap bubbles would be a fun addition to the photo,
since you can see the pattern of the bubbles through
the vial.
I like playing with the see-through-ness of this glass vial.
There are elements of framing present in this photo.

The vial is once again used in this photo.

This photo uses direct light, coming through the window,

being captured in the vial.

The vial is meant to contain things, and I thought it was interesting to change the use of it.

Though it's not directly holding the sun, it gives the illusion that it's containing it,

since the sun is placed behind it, shining through.

The class nature of the vial also warps the sun.
Vantage point and framing were used in this photo.