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Group |
Round |
C/R |
Comment |
Date |
Image |
11 |
Apr 22 |
Comment |
On facing pages in a portfolio these two images would be a good illustration of the difference in our brain's reaction to color and monochrome. In your main image I see the footprints right away. In the original I see the contrasting blue and orange, then notice the story in the footprints.
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Apr 9th |
11 |
Apr 22 |
Comment |
My favorite is your top one, I feel the light flowing downhill and collecting at the bottom, like the water. |
Apr 7th |
11 |
Apr 22 |
Comment |
A few simple elements that invite the viewer to create a story. Did they meet and leave together, come in together and separate, or arrive at different times and never meet? This image would be a good opening screen for a mystery movie. |
Apr 5th |
11 |
Apr 22 |
Reply |
Thanks for the suggestion. I have added it to my Try This folder. |
Apr 5th |
11 |
Apr 22 |
Comment |
A still photo that tells a moving story. I prefer your original framing that includes a close up of some debris. |
Apr 3rd |
11 |
Apr 22 |
Comment |
Your contrast enhancements that make the patterns pop in monochrome would look totally unnatural in color. Good use of creative freedom in B&W.
Question: the lighting looks mid morning, where are all the students? |
Apr 3rd |
11 |
Apr 22 |
Comment |
A powerful monochrome image. I would like to have seen an additional "Original" shot without the IR filter. |
Apr 3rd |
6 comments - 1 reply for Group 11
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6 comments - 1 reply Total
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