I interpreted this assignment as taking photos that essentially get smaller into the distance creating a sense of depth. For example the picture above shows a large road but your eye is drawn to the depth of the photo and the road "disappearing" past the horizon line. That is what I looked for when I took the pictures of the leading lines.
Your photos where depth is shown works really well, but in so,e of them I have trouble seeing the depth. For instance, in the s-curve photo one thing that may have helped would be cropping the photo so th top of the photo ends with the tip of the s- sculpture so it looked like it kept moving on. You had my favorite photo though with the net... Not only is the depth, but it looks like it branches out into infinity where the structure fans out. Frisking awesome.
ReplyDeleteGreat flow of photos, I really like the lighting and contrast that each of them have. I really like the first photo leading off into the park, it draws the eye very nicely off into the distance. Also the winding S-curve photo is really different compared to all the city-scape photos. The photo with arrow really points out the line going off into the distance. Finally all of the photos showing the streets really showed off the assignment. Really great job Renna!!
ReplyDeleteI think that you have a really strong set. All of your photos flow very well together. You seem to have captured depth very well. I love tho photo of the curved stone, it looks amazing. You did a fantastic job Renna.
ReplyDeletegood job. I like your set. The photos flow really well together and they look nice. Well done!
ReplyDeleteOUt of everyone you really put a unique spin on the assignment. My favorite was the fourth one. Your eyes really follow the lines and brings you into the photo. Amazing Job!
ReplyDeleteNice job! You did a great job illustrating your interpretation of this assignment! My favorite is the sixth one down. It really leads your eye into the distance with contrast: the white wall, the dark gray path and the black door!
ReplyDeleteSolid images. They make my eye wander and have a nicer flow.
ReplyDeletethese are really good photos that work as a set well. my favorite is the third one that is looking up at the rope playground at alta plaza
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