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Sarah Leal - week 13
Couldn't shoot with my DSLR this week sorry for the low q :( but I tried experimenting with lighting for the precursor to my ...
Couldn't shoot with my DSLR this week sorry for the low q :( but I tried experimenting with lighting for the precursor to my ...
My favorite is the photo of the person in the sweater. I don't know why, but it leaves me wanting to know more. Interesting angle/ crop. ]It also looks very crisp and focused. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteMy fave photo is the one in your top 11 that comes after the tarp and cardboard one and before the prickly pear one. I wanna say they're banana leaves? The floppy layers within the leaves provide a really nice contrast to the empty sky in the background. My one critique would be that it seems as if nothing in your top 11 photos was taken from a weird angle.
ReplyDeleteThe person in the sweater picture is a great shot I think its both ominous and it captures the light and shadows in the right place. I also like the setting with the leaves and nature aspect. Great angles.
ReplyDeleteThe 7th photo is really beautiful. I love the folds in the sweater and the contrast from the foliage in the background. Overall, I love your exploration of nature.
ReplyDeleteI agree with everyone on the sweater photo, that sweater is CRISPYYYY. I really like the idea that you don't know who the person is or what their story is, but where are the crazy edits? I know you could have transformed some of those grassy scenes into perplexing wonderlands.
ReplyDeleteI really like the texture of the 4th top ten picture! The shadows of the cardboard and the wire is very interesting. I also like how some of the wire frames the picture on the right side.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are overall very nice and the technical aspects of them are very well done. My favorite image is your 7th image as it feels like there's a whole story behind it. It's also conceptually interesting because it feels so familiar, but the lack of intense contrasts and lens flare in the upper left corner gives it an ethereal edge that makes it appear to be more than ~just a garden~.
ReplyDeleteI really liked your close up plant pictures, I think the angles really captured the overall look. But the angle of the body is so appealing to the eye. Nice job!
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