Debora, I really liked #6 out of your set! It makes me wonder what is creating that pattern, and the extended seeing creates a different angle within that photo. Is it a ceiling, or up close detail of something else? It captures that sense of mystery like in our past project. I'm also a big fan of light flares, and I think the ones in your photo add an awesome effect. Good job!
#5 gets my vote for your POW. I also really like #9. Not sure what that is but there's some good things going on with textures here. The panoramos look good. The only thing I would say is to just shoot more and edit down. Nice job
Had some fun photos of the city. In number four and number seven capture the light at night in a great way. My favorite is number three but I am not sure you really did too much with this photos. It is much more dramatic in black and white for sure and I really enjoy that! Good job on this photo set.
Nice work this week, i really enjoy your last self portrait! Cool way to capture the shadow leaving only one side of your face exposed with the lighting. My POW is photo 4, I'm not sure what kind of light is beaming on the right but the slow shutter speed definitely made it illuminate the photo. 8 is also one of my favorites, it is really happy. Number 7, I see this all the time in CC and I always try to take a good photo of the water, this is great. I love the night lighting!! You took a good set of photographs this week!
My favorite is the self portrait at the end. The contrast of light and shadow worked really well. The shadow on the one side of your face adds mystery to the photo but still gives some definition with the portion of it that is in the sunlight. I also enjoyed number 4. Just overall is a really cool pano shot that was captured nicely even though it is dark.
Nice job! I really enjoyed your self-portrait at the end. The shadow and the contrast that it created was really interesting. My POW for you is number 1. I think that it is a really successful panorama and I love the steam coming off of the street because of the mystery that it adds.
Debora my POW would have to be 7, I'm a city person and this picture just looks really cool. The fountains in front of the buildings in the background adds some cool contrast. I like your self portraits this week, i always feel these are the hardest for me but you did a great job. 7 just has to be my favorite i love the way you utilize the light and capture great detail.
Debora- You have some pretty stunning panoramas here! I admire all of the varying subject matter and angles! The light play in number 3 is very cool. It kind of mimics number 2 and 4- nice content bleed! Those 3 would be perfect as a set. Number 11 is a quirky self portrait- it's kinda contemporary art-like. Pretty progressive piece! I also really like the texture in number 9. I vote number 3 as pow!
#11 gets my vote for POW. I love how the image screams that technology is taking over lives. Hopefully that's what you were going for. Other than that, I really like photo #4.
Debora, I really liked #6 out of your set! It makes me wonder what is creating that pattern, and the extended seeing creates a different angle within that photo. Is it a ceiling, or up close detail of something else? It captures that sense of mystery like in our past project. I'm also a big fan of light flares, and I think the ones in your photo add an awesome effect. Good job!
ReplyDelete#5 gets my vote for your POW. I also really like #9. Not sure what that is but there's some good things going on with textures here. The panoramos look good. The only thing I would say is to just shoot more and edit down. Nice job
ReplyDeleteHad some fun photos of the city. In number four and number seven capture the light at night in a great way. My favorite is number three but I am not sure you really did too much with this photos. It is much more dramatic in black and white for sure and I really enjoy that! Good job on this photo set.
ReplyDeleteNice work this week, i really enjoy your last self portrait! Cool way to capture the shadow leaving only one side of your face exposed with the lighting. My POW is photo 4, I'm not sure what kind of light is beaming on the right but the slow shutter speed definitely made it illuminate the photo. 8 is also one of my favorites, it is really happy. Number 7, I see this all the time in CC and I always try to take a good photo of the water, this is great. I love the night lighting!! You took a good set of photographs this week!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the self portrait at the end. The contrast of light and shadow worked really well. The shadow on the one side of your face adds mystery to the photo but still gives some definition with the portion of it that is in the sunlight. I also enjoyed number 4. Just overall is a really cool pano shot that was captured nicely even though it is dark.
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ReplyDeleteNice job! I really enjoyed your self-portrait at the end. The shadow and the contrast that it created was really interesting. My POW for you is number 1. I think that it is a really successful panorama and I love the steam coming off of the street because of the mystery that it adds.
Debora my POW would have to be 7, I'm a city person and this picture just looks really cool. The fountains in front of the buildings in the background adds some cool contrast. I like your self portraits this week, i always feel these are the hardest for me but you did a great job. 7 just has to be my favorite i love the way you utilize the light and capture great detail.
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ReplyDeleteYou have some pretty stunning panoramas here! I admire all of the varying subject matter and angles! The light play in number 3 is very cool. It kind of mimics number 2 and 4- nice content bleed! Those 3 would be perfect as a set. Number 11 is a quirky self portrait- it's kinda contemporary art-like. Pretty progressive piece! I also really like the texture in number 9. I vote number 3 as pow!
#11 gets my vote for POW. I love how the image screams that technology is taking over lives. Hopefully that's what you were going for. Other than that, I really like photo #4.
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