I enjoy your use of grayscale in your photographs. The shot in the hallways is definitely one of your best. I like how you explored shooting at a different perspective in that photo.
I like the great depth of field in the picture of the circular brick pattern in the hallway. It seems like it was a good time of day to take the picture since the sun is coming in right through the window. I'm sure the hallway lighting also worked to your advantage since it isn't too overpowering. It looks like something straight out of a mafia movie. It seriously looks like something is about to go down!
The 2 wide shots of the kid are somehow haunting yet also heartwarming. I don't know why that is, but I think it comes from the same sense of emptiness that you've captured in several of these photos.
I'm a big fan of trying to capture people's natural emotions in photos so I love the close up of the little boy. I also feel like you use natural light really well in that photo as well.
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I enjoy your use of grayscale in your photographs. The shot in the hallways is definitely one of your best. I like how you explored shooting at a different perspective in that photo.
ReplyDeleteI like the great depth of field in the picture of the circular brick pattern in the hallway. It seems like it was a good time of day to take the picture since the sun is coming in right through the window. I'm sure the hallway lighting also worked to your advantage since it isn't too overpowering. It looks like something straight out of a mafia movie. It seriously looks like something is about to go down!
ReplyDeleteThe 2 wide shots of the kid are somehow haunting yet also heartwarming. I don't know why that is, but I think it comes from the same sense of emptiness that you've captured in several of these photos.
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of trying to capture people's natural emotions in photos so I love the close up of the little boy. I also feel like you use natural light really well in that photo as well.
ReplyDeleteI really like the strong diagonal going across number 2 in the rail road tracks image, and I also love the textures/light in 4.
ReplyDeleteI'm a fan of the images with the little boy as well, especially the one where he's in shadow. These two have an interesting narrative going on.
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