1) Hey, look at the orange/blue complementary color contrast! The smudge of grayish cloud in the bottom right is sort of excruciating, sigh sigh sigh.
2) I framed this photo just slightly crookedly and it made all the difference. Instead of having a cool symmetrical image that spoke of balance and structure and sturdiness because of its stout horizontal lines and hard rectangular shapes, I've got something that doesn't really do much of anything. This is just a crappy photo taken from the wrong angle. Boo.
3) This image turned out fairly well, I think. The dark, cool tones of Sariah's clothing makes the bright, warm colors of the comic book pop out and seem even more lively and vibrant. Moreover, they pair nicely with the warmer tone of Sariah's face which I think is a really nice touch, as it connects the radiance of the book with a radiant "character."
4) This image sort turned into a jumble. I wanted the people all to stand out from the shelves in the background, but I think because the lines and colors aren't quiet different/distinct enough, we lose the foreground in the background and the image reads as super flat, but not in a very interesting way.
5) An arrow on the road. Sure. Basically the only thing that I was thinking about when I shot this was the (obvious) contrast between the black of the asphalt and the white of the paint.
2/16/16, 4:26PM
