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| This Picture is not a bulls-eye image because the subject isn't tight in the middle. |
This picture portrays brightness and sharpness because the light is coming in form the side and reflects on the birds wings.
Leading Lines, the bars on the image acts as a guide, so that the viewers eyes go from top to bottom.
This picture demonstrates simplicity because the rainbow fills the whole frame.
This picture has multiple subjects, it captures the whole scenery from the grass, to the sky.
This image uses rule of thirds because the main subject is on the sides of the frame.
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ReplyDeleteThis is just a compliment. Give her feedback. Why do you like the selection? What can she improve on? Be specific.
DeleteAll of your labels are correct except both pictures marked "Emphasizing foreground." For the pictures to emphasize foreground the horizon line needs to be placed in the upper third of the picture so there is more ground than sky.
ReplyDeleteYou are also missing emphasizing height and distance.
Your swan and cherry blossom pictures are very strong compositionally. They also have good color and focus.
Be sure that your pictures have a subject of interest in them. Some of the landscapes are a little plain. Try to find something that will pull the views attention.
Overall good job!
I like the selection of the photos and the general creativity but you're missing the emphasizing height and distance.
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