Hi Kelsey, Nice photos! I like how your photos kind of tell a story. I also like all the different colors in some of your photos. I really like photo #9. I tried doing something similar myself, but I couldn't really get something like your photo. I would love to know what techniques you used in order to get that shot. Great job!
Pictures 9, 10, and 11 are almost identical in the way you shot them, just with a different subject. Also in some of your panoramic photos there is black areas in the corners. I had some trouble with keeping the camera centered, and ended up cropping those sections out where there was no image, or just retake the panoramic. Besides that I really enjoyed this round of photos from you. Out of all your photos I would have to say your POW is # 7. Even though this photo does not have double exposure, slow shutter, or any "special techniques", my eye was most attracted to this photo. It is very mysterious and is hard to tell what exactly I am looking at. I also like the contrast between the bright red and the black.Great work!
Your POW is self portrait number 2. What is going on in that photo? How did you capture your reflection like that? It looks awesome. I also like photo number 14 because it confuses me a lot. Overall your photos incorporate a lot of mystery because I can't quite figure out what is going on in them, good work!
8 and 6 are definitely my favorite shots. 6 shows this awesome lighting that shows really mystery. It makes me wonder what is happening under that light. 8 is your POW for me since I think it really displays the extended seeing. Besides how much I love the coloring in this photo as well as the clarity, I think by shooting through the glass I am getting this interesting perspective I usually wouldn't.
You have really cool photographs, and I like the idea for photos 11, 10, and 9. The step-by-step like capture of motion was a very interesting idea. It is a bit different from many of the photographs I have seen in this blog and that is really cool. I would pick 15 as your POW because of the really interesting colors. Great work overall!
KELSEY! for starters, I miss you. haha, as for your photos, they are super mind boggling! In a good way obviously! The photos that had layers...they were super awesome because I had to really look closely to see what was going on. For example, the one of the legs in the air...yea, that one I couldnt get my mind around, then realized it had to be a layered photo - so cool. Same goes for a lot of the others, I had to stop and take a better look. So, good use of the apps for extended seeing. You had a few that I havent seen anyone else do. Your POW is #12 because of the sketchiness that my brain had to endure haha
Hey Kelsey! You have a very fun collection going on here! I like how your photos have life and entertainment to them, as well as extended seeing in a creative way. Your POW should be number 15. You are using the term "extended seeing" differently than in most of the other photos and you are utilizing different lighting to capture a psychedelic yet simple photo. This and many of your photos contain an aspect of the abstract which I think is beautiful and daring. Nice job!
Hi Kelsey! I like your photos for this assignment. I think you have a good interpretation of uniqueness in these pictures. I think your POW is #12 definitely. I love that the picture is pretty much the same on both sides, however the motion is there on the right. It's very creative and different, but it works well and I like it a lot!
I also like #9. The warmth that is shown in the colors (mostly reds) and the coffee is perfect and it makes me feel at home and calm when I look at it. Good job!
Hi Kelsey, nice job with your photos! I thought you captured a lot of different objects. The photos with the three different parts were neat because I can see different perspectives of each photo. For your POW, it should be #15 because the color of your nails really stands out! It's mysterious and definitely my favorite one of them all!
Hey Kelsey! Really cool photos for this topic. I love that there is such a variety among all of your shots. You chose a lot of really interesting angles in your shots to make some really interesting perspectives. I really love photo number 7 and how the light pops really bright against the dark black background. However, I would have to say that your POW is photo number 9. I think it's really creative how you chose to take a close-up shot of your drink. The little bubbles in the drink add so much little detail which is really cool. I also love that pop of red in the bottom of the glass to really draw the viewers attention.
Hi Kelsey. I really like the effect you created in photos 9,10, and 11. Great use of the effect. All three of these photos create a similar result and any of them could be your POW but, if I had to pick one it would be 11 because of the candid nature of the subject. You caught a real moment here.
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Hi Kelsey, Nice photos! I like how your photos kind of tell a story. I also like all the different colors in some of your photos. I really like photo #9. I tried doing something similar myself, but I couldn't really get something like your photo. I would love to know what techniques you used in order to get that shot. Great job!
ReplyDeletePictures 9, 10, and 11 are almost identical in the way you shot them, just with a different subject. Also in some of your panoramic photos there is black areas in the corners. I had some trouble with keeping the camera centered, and ended up cropping those sections out where there was no image, or just retake the panoramic. Besides that I really enjoyed this round of photos from you. Out of all your photos I would have to say your POW is # 7. Even though this photo does not have double exposure, slow shutter, or any "special techniques", my eye was most attracted to this photo. It is very mysterious and is hard to tell what exactly I am looking at. I also like the contrast between the bright red and the black.Great work!
ReplyDeleteYour POW is self portrait number 2. What is going on in that photo? How did you capture your reflection like that? It looks awesome. I also like photo number 14 because it confuses me a lot. Overall your photos incorporate a lot of mystery because I can't quite figure out what is going on in them, good work!
ReplyDelete8 and 6 are definitely my favorite shots. 6 shows this awesome lighting that shows really mystery. It makes me wonder what is happening under that light. 8 is your POW for me since I think it really displays the extended seeing. Besides how much I love the coloring in this photo as well as the clarity, I think by shooting through the glass I am getting this interesting perspective I usually wouldn't.
ReplyDeleteYou have really cool photographs, and I like the idea for photos 11, 10, and 9. The step-by-step like capture of motion was a very interesting idea. It is a bit different from many of the photographs I have seen in this blog and that is really cool. I would pick 15 as your POW because of the really interesting colors. Great work overall!
ReplyDeleteKELSEY! for starters, I miss you. haha, as for your photos, they are super mind boggling! In a good way obviously! The photos that had layers...they were super awesome because I had to really look closely to see what was going on. For example, the one of the legs in the air...yea, that one I couldnt get my mind around, then realized it had to be a layered photo - so cool. Same goes for a lot of the others, I had to stop and take a better look. So, good use of the apps for extended seeing. You had a few that I havent seen anyone else do. Your POW is #12 because of the sketchiness that my brain had to endure haha
ReplyDeleteHey Kelsey! You have a very fun collection going on here! I like how your photos have life and entertainment to them, as well as extended seeing in a creative way. Your POW should be number 15. You are using the term "extended seeing" differently than in most of the other photos and you are utilizing different lighting to capture a psychedelic yet simple photo. This and many of your photos contain an aspect of the abstract which I think is beautiful and daring. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteHi Kelsey! I like your photos for this assignment. I think you have a good interpretation of uniqueness in these pictures. I think your POW is #12 definitely. I love that the picture is pretty much the same on both sides, however the motion is there on the right. It's very creative and different, but it works well and I like it a lot!
ReplyDeleteI also like #9. The warmth that is shown in the colors (mostly reds) and the coffee is perfect and it makes me feel at home and calm when I look at it. Good job!
Hi Kelsey, nice job with your photos! I thought you captured a lot of different objects. The photos with the three different parts were neat because I can see different perspectives of each photo. For your POW, it should be #15 because the color of your nails really stands out! It's mysterious and definitely my favorite one of them all!
ReplyDeleteHey Kelsey! Really cool photos for this topic. I love that there is such a variety among all of your shots. You chose a lot of really interesting angles in your shots to make some really interesting perspectives. I really love photo number 7 and how the light pops really bright against the dark black background. However, I would have to say that your POW is photo number 9. I think it's really creative how you chose to take a close-up shot of your drink. The little bubbles in the drink add so much little detail which is really cool. I also love that pop of red in the bottom of the glass to really draw the viewers attention.
ReplyDeleteHi Kelsey. I really like the effect you created in photos 9,10, and 11. Great use of the effect. All three of these photos create a similar result and any of them could be your POW but, if I had to pick one it would be 11 because of the candid nature of the subject. You caught a real moment here.
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