Top image: Nice! Strong directional movement from the bottom right to the top left. The thick & thin, + lighter & darker linear shapes create visual variety while the related colors & directional movement create unity. The various textures make each line unique. There is enough contrast with the background color to separate it from the foreground while the blue color throughout, unites the entire image.. The foreground on the left could be in sharper focus.
Hi Kayla. All your images are very abstract, and have done a great job of capturing different compositions of your subjects. All of these photographs are dominated by lines, which you've captured really well. There is a lot of very interesting contrast, textures, and direction. Although I am not fully sure what the focal point in a couple of these, the diversity in depth of field and perspectives makes for an interesting post. I especially like the first image, with the contrast in shades and the direction of the different lines, created by both positive and negative space.
Top image: Nice! Strong directional movement from the bottom right to the top left. The thick & thin, + lighter & darker linear shapes create visual variety while the related colors & directional movement create unity. The various textures make each line unique. There is enough contrast with the background color to separate it from the foreground while the blue color throughout, unites the entire image..
ReplyDeleteThe foreground on the left could be in sharper focus.
Hi Kayla. All your images are very abstract, and have done a great job of capturing different compositions of your subjects. All of these photographs are dominated by lines, which you've captured really well. There is a lot of very interesting contrast, textures, and direction. Although I am not fully sure what the focal point in a couple of these, the diversity in depth of field and perspectives makes for an interesting post. I especially like the first image, with the contrast in shades and the direction of the different lines, created by both positive and negative space.
ReplyDeleteHi Kayla, I really like your first image for Project 1. It captures strong lines and geometries. I particularly like the contrasting shadows.
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