Hi Julie. I enjoyed looking through your photos. I like photo #8 because of the various filters and effects. The edits make the photo look vintage and aged.
Hi Julie, I really like your pictures and I like how most of them are outside. My favorite picture is number 3 because it looks really vintage and I also really like the shadows the lamp is giving off. The filter you chose really worked with this picture because it gave the picture enough darkness to still see what is in the picture, but enough light to see the shadows. Great job!
My favorite is number 3. It's cool it almost looks like a pentagram the angle that it's shot at. Overall you have good balance of shadows, creating a lot f texture in your photos
#3 is my favorite. It's very cool subjects matter that is well framed and the lighting really ads to the vintage feel and enhances the photo. #10 is also a very good photo that is well composed and uses the black and white effect well. The subject matter and framing of #11 is also very good.
My favorite is #10.I love the colors and height. I also think your pictures makes NYC appear chaotic, overwhelming and immense. All of which I have experienced while visiting.
Hey Julie! I have two favorites:8 and 11. 8 looks very vintage. It looks like a really old building that could now be used as a haunted attraction. You did a good job editing that one. I also like 11 because you give us a birds eye view of the ground below and also because the angle which it was shot at seems to be a little off which gives it an interesting feel. Keep it up!
#10 is my favorite i love the black and white and i love the fact that you can see back ground in the mirror but you don't quite know if it is a mirror or not because it fills up most of the frame but you can see just a bit of the foreground nice work
Hi Julie! I love your first shot of the museum steps. I think you did a great job using the light to draw the viewer in- the contrast of lights and the dark space between was very intriguing. It almost seems like a watercolor painting and I think that's what gives it a vintage flair. Good job!
Hi Julie. I enjoyed looking through your photos. I like photo #8 because of the various filters and effects. The edits make the photo look vintage and aged.
ReplyDeleteHi Julie, I really like your pictures and I like how most of them are outside. My favorite picture is number 3 because it looks really vintage and I also really like the shadows the lamp is giving off. The filter you chose really worked with this picture because it gave the picture enough darkness to still see what is in the picture, but enough light to see the shadows. Great job!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is number 3. It's cool it almost looks like a pentagram the angle that it's shot at. Overall you have good balance of shadows, creating a lot f texture in your photos
ReplyDelete#3 is my favorite. It's very cool subjects matter that is well framed and the lighting really ads to the vintage feel and enhances the photo. #10 is also a very good photo that is well composed and uses the black and white effect well. The subject matter and framing of #11 is also very good.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is #10.I love the colors and height. I also think your pictures makes NYC appear chaotic, overwhelming and immense. All of which I have experienced while visiting.
ReplyDeleteHey Julie! I have two favorites:8 and 11. 8 looks very vintage. It looks like a really old building that could now be used as a haunted attraction. You did a good job editing that one. I also like 11 because you give us a birds eye view of the ground below and also because the angle which it was shot at seems to be a little off which gives it an interesting feel. Keep it up!
ReplyDelete#10 is my favorite i love the black and white and i love the fact that you can see back ground in the mirror but you don't quite know if it is a mirror or not because it fills up most of the frame but you can see just a bit of the foreground nice work
ReplyDeleteHi Julie! I love your first shot of the museum steps. I think you did a great job using the light to draw the viewer in- the contrast of lights and the dark space between was very intriguing. It almost seems like a watercolor painting and I think that's what gives it a vintage flair. Good job!
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