I like the second photo, with 3 people. The choice of the checkered floor background gives the photo an infinite-feeling depth, and there's great symmetry, accentuated by the pole that splits the center subject and the identical poses of the other two subjects.
I enjoyed all three photos, but the one that really caught my eye was the one with ten people. The thing that it possessed so much of that the others didn't was symmetry, something that gives a photo such a balanced look. Another thing I liked was the limited and even spacing in between the subjects sitting down and standing up. The photo would've been improved by having Andrew on the far left scoot a bit to the left, to keep the spacing consistency of the past photo's.
I like the second photo, with 3 people. The choice of the checkered floor background gives the photo an infinite-feeling depth, and there's great symmetry, accentuated by the pole that splits the center subject and the identical poses of the other two subjects.
ReplyDeleteHey Timmy,
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed all three photos, but the one that really caught my eye was the one with ten people. The thing that it possessed so much of that the others didn't was symmetry, something that gives a photo such a balanced look. Another thing I liked was the limited and even spacing in between the subjects sitting down and standing up. The photo would've been improved by having Andrew on the far left scoot a bit to the left, to keep the spacing consistency of the past photo's.