My favorites of this set are the 7th and 10th images! The symmetry in both of them works well, especially with the centered composition. In the latter image, the lines of the bookshelves do a great job of leading your eye to the subject in focus.
The 3rd image I find so charming, the way it is cropped makes it interesting for me to look at as well as the slight off kilter factor it has. But overall, compositionally its an interesting shot with the asymmetry of the windows and the flower pots.
I admire the sense of depth in this images created by intentionally considering how the background draws the viewer's focus. The 9th image is notably successful because of the lines of the bookshelf going back into space.
I really enjoy the sixth image. There is so much warmth that is radiating from her natural, organic expression. I love that there is such a nice balance between the lights, darks, and mid tones in the overall composition.
My favorite images are the 4th and 9th! The light background contrasts well with the darkness of the subject in the fourth photograph. The bookshelves frame the girl with the book perfectly in the 9th image!
I really enjoy the forth and ninth images. Although I must say that your entire line-up exudes life, I found these to be the most visually interesting because you managed to make them have a graphic impact in a more natural way. The forth I feel is simply beautiful in its off centered balance and silhouetted view. While the ninth has such movement, which is especially interesting considering the very static library setting.
I love the contrast within the first image. The black tree really pops while also complimenting the female, and the composition adds to the interest with the subjects being off-centered.
My favorites of this set are the 7th and 10th images! The symmetry in both of them works well, especially with the centered composition. In the latter image, the lines of the bookshelves do a great job of leading your eye to the subject in focus.
ReplyDeleteThe 3rd image I find so charming, the way it is cropped makes it interesting for me to look at as well as the slight off kilter factor it has. But overall, compositionally its an interesting shot with the asymmetry of the windows and the flower pots.
ReplyDeleteI admire the sense of depth in this images created by intentionally considering how the background draws the viewer's focus. The 9th image is notably successful because of the lines of the bookshelf going back into space.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy the sixth image. There is so much warmth that is radiating from her natural, organic expression. I love that there is such a nice balance between the lights, darks, and mid tones in the overall composition.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite images are the 4th and 9th! The light background contrasts well with the darkness of the subject in the fourth photograph. The bookshelves frame the girl with the book perfectly in the 9th image!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy the forth and ninth images. Although I must say that your entire line-up exudes life, I found these to be the most visually interesting because you managed to make them have a graphic impact in a more natural way. The forth I feel is simply beautiful in its off centered balance and silhouetted view. While the ninth has such movement, which is especially interesting considering the very static library setting.
ReplyDeleteI love the contrast within the first image. The black tree really pops while also complimenting the female, and the composition adds to the interest with the subjects being off-centered.
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