Hi Kareena! While I'd have liked to see your project more in full, like in the first progress review (it's hard to understand your topic when you only get two seemingly unrelated settings), you still have some solid images. Image #1: I feel there is a lot of negative space in this image. While it does make you focus on the woman, the window behind is too distracting and it unbalances the image. I like the next photo more: the green of the cart in particular really stands out. While the background is overexposed, there's nothing you could really do since your settings are for the interior. I understand more of where you are with this photograph. Image #2:I really would have liked you to be closer to your subject, though I understand that may be hard since there's a lot of large movement with tennis. She just seems so small compared to the house and your overall background. I wish more of her filled the frame. I like your second photograph the best because it captures the tennis ball and it seems the shutter speed was likely quicker than the rest of the other images. Your fourth one is unusable, it's just too blurry.
Again, there are good images here! I'm excited to see your final project.
Proposal #1 This is a story of people I see throughout on a popular spot. There are kids and adults walking around. Images here can be shot...
Hi Kareena! While I'd have liked to see your project more in full, like in the first progress review (it's hard to understand your topic when you only get two seemingly unrelated settings), you still have some solid images.
ReplyDeleteImage #1: I feel there is a lot of negative space in this image. While it does make you focus on the woman, the window behind is too distracting and it unbalances the image. I like the next photo more: the green of the cart in particular really stands out. While the background is overexposed, there's nothing you could really do since your settings are for the interior. I understand more of where you are with this photograph.
Image #2:I really would have liked you to be closer to your subject, though I understand that may be hard since there's a lot of large movement with tennis. She just seems so small compared to the house and your overall background. I wish more of her filled the frame. I like your second photograph the best because it captures the tennis ball and it seems the shutter speed was likely quicker than the rest of the other images. Your fourth one is unusable, it's just too blurry.
Again, there are good images here! I'm excited to see your final project.
EDIT: When I am talking about the background being overexposed, I'm referring to the sliding glass doors to the store. My bad!
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