The assignment was to take pictures of objects that make you wonder what's on the other side. My approach was to take pictures close up and far away, so that you can see each image in a different way. I also thought that by playing with the highlights and shadows of the picture, it would help make the images stronger. So here is my set for Leading Lines. Enjoy!
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I really liked a lot of your photos, and you did a very good job utilizing the lines. The only problem I had was that with a couple, for example your seventh photo, my eyes we not drawn through the photo but to a subject. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteGreat flow of photos, I really like how you used the sidewalk crack to lead the eye down the street. Maybe work more on contrast!!
ReplyDeleteI really like these. Some of them are really similar, but they are good! I think your explanation is really good and so are your photos! I especially like the one in the extra section of the hill with the cars that is bumpy! :)
ReplyDeleteEach of your photos are unique but the exposure sometimes brings your eye away from the line. I like the one of the crack in the street. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteI think all your photos fit together really well, and have a sense of compatibility! They all follow the assignment very well. NIce job, I really like your photos.
ReplyDeleteThese photos flow well. I like the first photo of the sidewalk crack. Good job!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! I love your interpretation of this assignment and I think you did a great job illustrating it. I love the second one down with the lines going in different directions! Great job!
ReplyDeleteNice leading lines, I think you captured the topic perfectly and my favorite is the one with the cars.
ReplyDeletei really like all of these leading lines photos and i they really work together as a compilation which is strengthened by the fact that they are all portrait orientation which i like. nice job
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