I love the photo of the empty hallway and the person in the tunnel. They have a mysterious quality. I'm also interested by the creepy, troll looking character. Very frightening and I'm curious to know if you intentionally took the picture to appear distorted or weather it was unintentional. I have photos that appear distorted that are similar, but I wasn't aware of the distortion when taking them.
My two favorites from your set of photos are the train one and the tunnel one. I vote for the tunnel! Septa one is very well framed, the darkness of the window contrasted with the bright interior of the train. The tunnel one is excellent, B&W really works for all of these photographs.
I thought your shots were interesting because of how much they varied in subject. My favorite is your first shot, just because of the eerie feeling that resonates. My second favorite was your photo within a photo within a photo. I liked a candid yet planned feel of it.
I like the pictures where you can see a lot of reflection. In B&W shots it's easy to get that "flat" feeling. But your pictures had depth and layers which I think came across in the reflections ie. the train picture and the picture of the male looking into the camera.
The black and white is really great for the subjects that you chose. The shadows bring together the depth that I think Leea is referring to. Using the B&W was really a good choice for the hallway and window shots.
I love the photo of the empty hallway and the person in the tunnel. They have a mysterious quality. I'm also interested by the creepy, troll looking character. Very frightening and I'm curious to know if you intentionally took the picture to appear distorted or weather it was unintentional. I have photos that appear distorted that are similar, but I wasn't aware of the distortion when taking them.
ReplyDeleteMy two favorites from your set of photos are the train one and the tunnel one. I vote for the tunnel! Septa one is very well framed, the darkness of the window contrasted with the bright interior of the train. The tunnel one is excellent, B&W really works for all of these photographs.
ReplyDeleteI thought your shots were interesting because of how much they varied in subject. My favorite is your first shot, just because of the eerie feeling that resonates. My second favorite was your photo within a photo within a photo. I liked a candid yet planned feel of it.
ReplyDeleteI like the pictures where you can see a lot of reflection. In B&W shots it's easy to get that "flat" feeling. But your pictures had depth and layers which I think came across in the reflections ie. the train picture and the picture of the male looking into the camera.
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ReplyDeleteThe black and white is really great for the subjects that you chose. The shadows bring together the depth that I think Leea is referring to. Using the B&W was really a good choice for the hallway and window shots.
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