I really like the contrast between the hanging and the moving jewelry. I think that makes for a much more interesting photo than when everything is blurry/in motion. - Christoffer
I like the first one. Shallow depth of field makes the painting stand very interesting and wide angle lens created the a little bit fish-eye effect which is quite clear and effective because of the lines in this photo.
I really like the shallow depth of field with the easel because of the way that it highlights the colors in the foreground while letting those in the background blend away.
I like how you experimented with the last two photos. In the photo with the jewelry, there is an interesting contrast between the clear necklace and the blurry one. I like the idea of pairing clear and blurry images.
Great shallow depth of field work - many interesting images that are still working compositionally. Good capture with slow shutter speed. Experiment with fast shutter speed as well, and a longer depth of field. Interesting images. SAW
I really like the contrast between the hanging and the moving jewelry. I think that makes for a much more interesting photo than when everything is blurry/in motion.
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The last picture is very pretty and imaginary. I think it is the magic of low shutter speed :)
ReplyDeleteThe last two images look cool with the blurred light, and the contrast is good in the one of the stump- great use of light and shadow.
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I like the first one. Shallow depth of field makes the painting stand very interesting and wide angle lens created the a little bit fish-eye effect which is quite clear and effective because of the lines in this photo.
ReplyDeleteI really like the shallow depth of field with the easel because of the way that it highlights the colors in the foreground while letting those in the background blend away.
ReplyDeleteI like how you experimented with the last two photos. In the photo with the jewelry, there is an interesting contrast between the clear necklace and the blurry one. I like the idea of pairing clear and blurry images.
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ReplyDeleteGreat shallow depth of field work - many interesting images that are still working compositionally. Good capture with slow shutter speed. Experiment with fast shutter speed as well, and a longer depth of field. Interesting images.
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