Your photos this week are great. The last one doesnt seem to be as carefully composed as the rest but the image of the young girl in the wooden enclosure is really interesting. It has really cool yet faint light rays that peer in through all the cracks, I would consider using this location for our first project. Look forward to more.
The one with the girl inside some sort of shed is pretty amazing. We have light coming in from all directions and it illuminates her beautifully. Besides the incredible composition on that shot we can also see the innocence of a child, which can be hard to capture. I think the picture with the girl on the swing could use some facial light, besides that nice series!
I also like the picture of the girl in the shed. The way that the light comes through the cracks in the walls and the windows is great! This really makes the girl the main focus of the picture. I also like how you can see the actual light rays. I feel as if these were not seen in this picture, there would not be as great of an effect on the girl. Finally, I am happy to see some photographs of some household items. Seeing these images makes you think about the "art" that is around you all the time.
Sean - I think that your first two images illustrate really fun uses of a different perspective! The last image isn't quite as sharp as I'd like it to be and the image of the girl on the swing bothers me a bit because the girl is backlit - causing the sky behind her to be bright white, and the girl herself to be very dark. The image of the girl in the wooden porch/playhouse is much more successful. The lighting is dramatic and yet we can still see enough details in the girls face.
I really like the perspective you chose for the first photograph of the cans, you really get this being towered over feeling from looking at it. The last one has a lot going on in it which kind of distracted me from the perspective you were trying to shoot it at.
Your photos this week are great. The last one doesnt seem to be as carefully composed as the rest but the image of the young girl in the wooden enclosure is really interesting. It has really cool yet faint light rays that peer in through all the cracks, I would consider using this location for our first project. Look forward to more.
ReplyDeleteThe one with the girl inside some sort of shed is pretty amazing. We have light coming in from all directions and it illuminates her beautifully. Besides the incredible composition on that shot we can also see the innocence of a child, which can be hard to capture. I think the picture with the girl on the swing could use some facial light, besides that nice series!
ReplyDeleteI also like the picture of the girl in the shed. The way that the light comes through the cracks in the walls and the windows is great! This really makes the girl the main focus of the picture. I also like how you can see the actual light rays. I feel as if these were not seen in this picture, there would not be as great of an effect on the girl. Finally, I am happy to see some photographs of some household items. Seeing these images makes you think about the "art" that is around you all the time.
ReplyDeleteSean - I think that your first two images illustrate really fun uses of a different perspective! The last image isn't quite as sharp as I'd like it to be and the image of the girl on the swing bothers me a bit because the girl is backlit - causing the sky behind her to be bright white, and the girl herself to be very dark. The image of the girl in the wooden porch/playhouse is much more successful. The lighting is dramatic and yet we can still see enough details in the girls face.
ReplyDeleteI really like the perspective you chose for the first photograph of the cans, you really get this being towered over feeling from looking at it. The last one has a lot going on in it which kind of distracted me from the perspective you were trying to shoot it at.
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