There are some great shots here. I especially like the composition of your second shot. Taking the shot from between someone elses legs with a gun with a another person in the distances really creates and delivers a strong message. It's clear that the person with the gun isn't happy and is planning on killing the person in the distance. Beautifully done! It looks better when it's small, I think its because it doesn't have as much detail and so it looks like and old photo. I might suggest adding a little bit of grit to the photo to give it an old photo feel.
Great work Katrina. I love your second shot and how the legs are used with the rule of thirds. Definitely makes it interesting. I also love your image with the kid, that was very creative! The reverse shallow depth could probably have used subjects that were larger and further apart. Looking at them, they all blend together and make me unsure how to navigate through the image. My other favorite is your ghost image. For the second portrait, though, I probably would have had the subject on the left side, so that he is looking toward the center of the image. Doing that will help create more balance and better flow.
Katrina,
ReplyDeleteThere are some great shots here. I especially like the composition of your second shot. Taking the shot from between someone elses legs with a gun with a another person in the distances really creates and delivers a strong message. It's clear that the person with the gun isn't happy and is planning on killing the person in the distance. Beautifully done! It looks better when it's small, I think its because it doesn't have as much detail and so it looks like and old photo. I might suggest adding a little bit of grit to the photo to give it an old photo feel.
Great work Katrina. I love your second shot and how the legs are used with the rule of thirds. Definitely makes it interesting. I also love your image with the kid, that was very creative! The reverse shallow depth could probably have used subjects that were larger and further apart. Looking at them, they all blend together and make me unsure how to navigate through the image. My other favorite is your ghost image. For the second portrait, though, I probably would have had the subject on the left side, so that he is looking toward the center of the image. Doing that will help create more balance and better flow.
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