Luc Belikis
Joe Hermey
Alyssa Recinella
Chris LoCaputo
Emily Williams 
Casey White
Ashley Kauffman
Anna Shultes
Andrew Kaiser
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I personally like Emily Williams photo because of the way she focused on only the rope and left the background out of focus. I like that the picture is very dark and that there is a high contrast in color between the tops of the ropes and the underneath where they are in their shadows. I like the angle this picture was taken from and I don't think it would have the same affect if it was taken from straight above. I would definitely consider this picture a success.
ReplyDeleteNicole Woodcock
I like Luc Belikis' photo because the quality of the picture is very good, and this picture shows the texture of the wall very well, it is not just like a empty wall, it has patterns that made this picture very interesting. Also this picture makes me look around more.
ReplyDeleteAnna Muratore
I like Luc Belikis' photo. I like how the angel of the picture is taken and the long depth of field is. I also like how the building is old and has broken windows. The black and white makes it look amazing.
ReplyDeleteTaylor meade
I liked Chris LoCaputo's picture because of the detail of the door handle. It shows texture very well, and the short depth of field was a good decision for this picture.
ReplyDeleteScott Threw
I chose casey whites because the flag looks really cool. It shows good contrast and a good long depth of/field. Also the flag and ceiling have good texture.
ReplyDeleteAlston moses
I like Alyssa Recinella's photo because of how your eyes are drawn toward the masks and clock. It looks like it was taken in the old times when people would actually wear those things! I can imagine what the mask and the frame of the clock feels like.
ReplyDeleteJohn Lines
I like Anna Shultes's photo, I like how it looks like the puzzle pieces just keep going. I also like that the focus point is a puzzle piece.
ReplyDeleteTylynn Bapp
I like Emily William's photo because it grabs my attention and makes me want to look at the photo more. I also think that the strong light source adds interest to the photo and creates a strong contrast. Rope is also a very interesting subject matter because it has a lot of texture and also many little lines. I think that the short depth of feild is successful in this photo because it brings your eyes to the rope, creating the strong focal point.
ReplyDeleteMackenzie Palma
Personally, I like Alyssa Recinella's photograph. I like how there's various sources of texture, but it ties into this universal theme of something straight out of the Victorian era. When you first look at it, it immediately draws your attention to the mask's eyes, and then you begin to take in the rest of the photo and it all just comes together. I think the photo may have been a little more successful without the distraction of the door frame, but overall, I really like this piece.
ReplyDeleteMikaela Suders
I like Anna Shultes's photo because it really grabbed my attention. I really like her utilization of short depth of field and I also like how you geel like you could just pick up the puzzle pieces with your fingers. I also really like the lighting. You can see the shininess on each piece. Really cool photo.
ReplyDeleteAlyssa Recinella
Luc Belikis showed up with his game face on for this texture project! I think the idea behind this photo is very interesting. Taken from a great angle, good lighting, and texture that reflects the idea behind the project very well. Good job.
ReplyDeleteChris Locaputo
I really like anna's photo because the detail in it is really prominent. The puzzle pieces create an illusion of depth that comes across nicely. Well done Anna!
ReplyDelete-Jesse Jause
I like Casey Whites photo. I like the angle of it and the contrast. I also like how it looks like its moving and the long depth of field
ReplyDeleteEvan myers
I personally like Emily Whites photo. I like how she took the back ground out of focus with the short depth of feild and left the front in focus. I think the rope has great texture and brings the attention to the rope
ReplyDeleteKelly Ehlert
I like chris locaputos' photo, I like how the door knob is in focus and the background isn't. The short depth of field is dope
ReplyDeleteMike Tackett
I really like Chris Locaputo's photo because I like how the door knob is the only thing in focus and everything else isn't. Your eye is definitely drawn to the door knob and it shows a lot of texture. I also like how the door knob is sort of see-through. The photo also has good contrast with the door knob against the background.
ReplyDeleteAbby Conlin
I personally like Chris LoCaputo's photo because of the angle it was taken at and the overall composition of the picture. The door handle fits nicely with the background of circular lights. The focal point of the door handle is balanced nicely between the door and the lights. The picture has distinct shapes that are not too complicated making the photo clean and crisp. I agree with Tackett. Its pretty dope.
ReplyDeleteLuc Belikis
I like Casey's photo because of all the lines running different directions, it really keeps my attention.
ReplyDeleteMiranda Cordiale
I really liked Emily Williams's photo of the rope. I thought that it's a very creative idea, and I like the rustic feeling that it gives off as a whole. The lighting is this photo is impressive and she developed it just right; the highlights on the rope come across perfectly and the contrasts are very strong. Really well done.
ReplyDelete-Nicole Carte
Anna Shulte's photo really stood out to me. You can feel a sense of touch when you look at the puzzle pieces, and the short depth of field really makes the photo seem endless.
ReplyDeleteKaitlin Breda
I liked Anna Shultes' photograph. I like how only the puzzle pieces in the center are focused. I also liked the lighting in the picture, it makes the puzzle pieces in focus stand out more against the unfocused pieces.
ReplyDeleteBrooke Meader
I like Joey's
ReplyDeleteCause it says "Jeep."
and it makes me think
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"JEEP JEEP."
I like Andrew Kaiser's photograph because of the way it is focused in the distance & blurry in the front. I also like the texture & overall design of the blanket, and how it doesn't take up the whole photo.
ReplyDelete-Kailyn McNeill
I liked Luc Belikis's picture. I liked it because the building was interesting. The texture of the paneling is appealing to the eye and draws movement around the photo. The movement causes you to look at the window. The end.
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