The second images has a variety of lines going in multiple directions from the wire and post as if to "overwhelm" or "trap" the viewer, yet the lines are very clean and orderly and not tangled. The coiled wire is the one of the only non-linear element yet it seems help guide our eyes from the top of the post, toward the bottoms, then back up repeatedly.
I like variety of line in your photos, especially the bend in the gate in your fourth photo. The lightness in your tonal range in these is interesting too.
I think you did a great job with the panning technique in the first image! Overall the second image is my favorite. I think compositionally the lines really draw your eye around the picture very nicely.
The second images has a variety of lines going in multiple directions from the wire and post as if to "overwhelm" or "trap" the viewer, yet the lines are very clean and orderly and not tangled. The coiled wire is the one of the only non-linear element yet it seems help guide our eyes from the top of the post, toward the bottoms, then back up repeatedly.
ReplyDeleteI like variety of line in your photos, especially the bend in the gate in your fourth photo. The lightness in your tonal range in these is interesting too.
ReplyDeletethe third to last of the blur motion of the cars is my favorite. it looks like a time lapse of what used to be there
ReplyDeleteI think you did a great job with the panning technique in the first image! Overall the second image is my favorite. I think compositionally the lines really draw your eye around the picture very nicely.
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