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The Blues
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5 comments:
I like the blue color behind the tree limb, but what is it? It kind of looks like smoke. I like how you can see the tree limb, the fuzzy blue, and then the silhouette of the tree behind the fuzzy blue. I also like the composition of the black background with the blue jeans it just gave it a different effect. The only thing I would do differently is put a little explanation of what you did to get the effect that you got. That way people like me can learn from you.
The green and blue in the first picture contrast really well together. I love the lines in the second pic of the jeans, it flows well. The camera picture is really interesting. I think you captured the light from the buttons really well. in your next post it would be nice if you put an explanation of any edits or techniques you used to achieve the shots you did.
I like what you named this post. Very clever. :) And I'm glad to see someone chose blue — it's one of my favorite colors and you caught it in some great lights. I like the angle on the jeans and the blue lights on the ... DVD player? VCR? ... are a great touch. These are really great shots, well done!
I like your picture of the tree with a blue sky background, it has a really cool effect. The colors also look really nice in that picture. I like the variety you have in the different pictures you took. I think some of them would make for good backgrounds like we were learning in class on monday.
I think you did a good job, exspecially with varieties of depths and angles. I esspecially like the jeans picture because it looks so dynamic on a black background.Maybe try messing with the contrast on the first picture, or even lighten it up (unless you were going for a drak look)
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