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B&W photos--> Recipe
For all of my photos I used the camera app that is already on my iPhone, I used the B&W setting and made changes to each photos intensity,neutrals,tone and grain also the lights exposure.
Hello. I enjoy the quality and ominous scenes portrayed in most of your photos. Your closeup shots are really interesting and gives the viewer a different perspective on commonly overlooked objects.
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ReplyDeleteI see you exploring manmade objects in nature - something I often times explore in imagery. The first image of yours that grabs me is the one of the deconstructed baseball. I don't thin this is your strongest image at all but it allows me to look at ideas of destruction and how nature and man will destroy the objects we create. I think your strongest images are 2 and 3. I am guessing these are spider webs? but I can not tell exactly which is kind of neat. I think it reminds me of microscopic images in science but the black and white balance in these images are strong as well.
Brittany,
ReplyDeleteI see you exploring manmade objects in nature - something I often times explore in imagery. The first image of yours that grabs me is the one of the deconstructed baseball. I don't thin this is your strongest image at all but it allows me to look at ideas of destruction and how nature and man will destroy the objects we create. I think your strongest images are 2 and 3. I am guessing these are spider webs? but I can not tell exactly which is kind of neat. I think it reminds me of microscopic images in science but the black and white balance in these images are strong as well.
Brittany,
ReplyDeleteI see you exploring manmade objects in nature - something I often times explore in imagery. The first image of yours that grabs me is the one of the deconstructed baseball. I don't thin this is your strongest image at all but it allows me to look at ideas of destruction and how nature and man will destroy the objects we create. I think your strongest images are 2 and 3. I am guessing these are spider webs? but I can not tell exactly which is kind of neat. I think it reminds me of microscopic images in science but the black and white balance in these images are strong as well.
I really like how you went out and took pictures of different aspects of nature. A lot of your pictures pulled me in to look at it longer. My favorite picture is #5. I love the details of the stitching.
ReplyDeleteImages #2 and #3 are so etherial and beautiful. The way the light hits the spiderweb in such detail is both creepy yet also feels like a precious image. Awesome! I also enjoy the way your photos seem to follow a narrative of the day, this way it becomes a sort-of photo-journal.
ReplyDeleteBrittany, I really enjoy Week 3 #3 and Week 4 #1. Each of them are very abstract and hard to decipher, but there is something mysterious about that. I think you did a very good job with coloring, the blacks are nicely crisp and rich without crushing them too much. Good job.
ReplyDeleteHi Brittany. You have done a great job at capturing and exploring different textures. In photo 5 you give us a new way of looking at a baseball. This worn, up close view shows that this baseball has seen plenty of action, and is at the end of it's days. 1 is also very interesting to me, as I do not know from where we are seeing you, but I am interested to figure out. Are we spying? hiding? Great work.
ReplyDeleteHi Brittany. You have done a great job at capturing and exploring different textures. In photo 5 you give us a new way of looking at a baseball. This worn, up close view shows that this baseball has seen plenty of action, and is at the end of it's days. 1 is also very interesting to me, as I do not know from where we are seeing you, but I am interested to figure out. Are we spying? hiding? Great work.
ReplyDeleteBrittany I really liked number 5 from week 2. The contrast made the sculpture stand out.
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed looking through your photos! I like 8 from week 3 and 1 from week 4. 8 is just very interesting, It keeps you wondering what it could be. I like the framing and use of space in #1.
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