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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 ...
Your use of symmetry to make certain things feel unbalanced and confuse viewers was very nice. I would have never thought of doing that because I always associate symmetry with harmony.
ReplyDeleteThe use of high contrast, as well as a range of midtones makes for very stoic subject matter when photographing architectural and manmade forms.
ReplyDeleteThe symmetry in the first photo is nice. It has really nice contrast of the whit shutters and gray wall. You made a man-made, everyday structure look artistic and aesthetically pleasing. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteI really like the first picture, you really had a great angle and I spent time looking at it. I like the perspectives you shot at, and the symmetry is great. I like the range in the tones and how you captured the aesthetic look.
ReplyDeleteThe greatest strength of these photos is the presentation of shapes; the geometry made from the negative and positive space in these photos. Especially the fourth one.
ReplyDeleteI really liked your first top ten picture because you captured perfect asymmetry. It really makes you stop and look at it for a second. Your pictures show great angles and mixing of architecture and nature!
ReplyDeleteYour photos clearly show how you have an incredible eye for symmetry and balance with asymmetrical forms. Every single photo is incredibly well balanced even when there are juxtaposing elements. Your second to last photo is my favorite of your top photos. It is such a simple and strong image even without high contrast. It looks straight from a poster and I could literally see that photo being everywhere.
ReplyDeleteI love love the lines incorporated in your photos. They're so unusually placed but so satisfying. The geometric feel with the weird angles create a nice balance.
ReplyDeleteSo I actually exhaled "oh wow" when looking at your photos. I like the patterns that you have going on throughout the architecture and really just the interesting compositions that you chose. Pictured 4, 5, and 6 are personal favorites.
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