My favorite picture is definitely #2. There are so many colors going on and it's a little bit overwhelming but I like it. It works for some reason. It also took me a bit to realize that there were more colors on her legs which gave me that mysterious feel.
Ian - You do a great job here having every picture have a distinct emotion. From feeling excitement in #4 to getting a weary sense of dread in #8. It's funny how showers have a way of making use feel that way since Psycho. I also really like putting 9 and 10 together with that sense of warmth because of the closeness to the subject. My favorite picture is #13, you do an awesome job here capturing a rush and making a cellphone photo look very professional
I feel as if your photos almost tell a story. Almost like a daily weekend. You did a great job of capturing a different element of color in each photo that attracted the eye than having more in the environment to make me look at the whole picture. I really like #7. The objects in there are not centered and it makes it seem like they are all the main focus of the photo and not just one subject.
#2 is by far my favorite. This is a great example of where color truly can get the message of passion across. It's beautifully set up, and has just enough mystery to it still (not seeing the actual person or surroundings.) I liked that you had portraits mixed in of someone and you can tell by how you captured them that there is passion from you yourself to the subject.
I really enjoy 6. The red is so vibrant it really catches my eye. It's nice how you have the red and green in the foreground and in the background you have a little bit of a deeper red to offset the flowers. The white in the sign I think really helps the flowers pop. I really love the angle too. Keep up the good work!
i like picture number 2 i like that you specifically sought out this person and took a picture of her outfit just because she took the rainbow with her that morning when she got dressed. great use of color could use a better framing but good use of color nonetheless
First photo is my favorite. I love the angle, how the boards lead you down to a group of friends sharing an intimate moment they'll never forget. Nicely composed.
I like picture #13. I think you've captured speed as well as vibrant colors. Based on the rule of thirds, I think you've put the most important elements in the intersections.
Shot 13 is my favorite out of your photoset- I like how the subject you chose to focus on isn't in focus. It adds a sense of intensity to the shot, and the coloring of the street lights in the photo really makes the photo stand out in your photoset.
My favorite picture is definitely #2. There are so many colors going on and it's a little bit overwhelming but I like it. It works for some reason. It also took me a bit to realize that there were more colors on her legs which gave me that mysterious feel.
ReplyDeleteIan - You do a great job here having every picture have a distinct emotion. From feeling excitement in #4 to getting a weary sense of dread in #8. It's funny how showers have a way of making use feel that way since Psycho. I also really like putting 9 and 10 together with that sense of warmth because of the closeness to the subject. My favorite picture is #13, you do an awesome job here capturing a rush and making a cellphone photo look very professional
ReplyDeleteI feel as if your photos almost tell a story. Almost like a daily weekend. You did a great job of capturing a different element of color in each photo that attracted the eye than having more in the environment to make me look at the whole picture. I really like #7. The objects in there are not centered and it makes it seem like they are all the main focus of the photo and not just one subject.
ReplyDelete#2 is by far my favorite. This is a great example of where color truly can get the message of passion across. It's beautifully set up, and has just enough mystery to it still (not seeing the actual person or surroundings.) I liked that you had portraits mixed in of someone and you can tell by how you captured them that there is passion from you yourself to the subject.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy 6. The red is so vibrant it really catches my eye. It's nice how you have the red and green in the foreground and in the background you have a little bit of a deeper red to offset the flowers. The white in the sign I think really helps the flowers pop. I really love the angle too. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeletei like picture number 2 i like that you specifically sought out this person and took a picture of her outfit just because she took the rainbow with her that morning when she got dressed. great use of color could use a better framing but good use of color nonetheless
ReplyDeleteFirst photo is my favorite. I love the angle, how the boards lead you down to a group of friends sharing an intimate moment they'll never forget. Nicely composed.
ReplyDeleteI like picture #13. I think you've captured speed as well as vibrant colors. Based on the rule of thirds, I think you've put the most important elements in the intersections.
ReplyDeleteShot 13 is my favorite out of your photoset- I like how the subject you chose to focus on isn't in focus. It adds a sense of intensity to the shot, and the coloring of the street lights in the photo really makes the photo stand out in your photoset.
ReplyDeleteLove the beer shot #10. The amber is very strong and the details of the bubbles really nail it. Way to go Ian.
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