Part I 1) Describe the mood of the image(s) What is the expression on the faces of the models? What is their posture? In the first image, the lady has a neutral face, as if she is watching a presentation that doesn’t really affect her emotion. Her back is straight up, and her head is level, emulating a natural posture. In the second image, we see another lady from a different angle. She has her head tilted up, looking down at the viewer, and she has on another neutral face, as if she doesn’t feel anything about what’s going on (or she has a good poker face). There are a lot of brush strokes varying in color, so the artist may not have been painting realistically. The tone of the images is warm thanks to the warm background, and brushstrokes remind me of famous artists painting on warm, foggy nights so I’m getting a feeling as such. 2) Think about technique. How do you imagine these images were created? Oil paint? Photoshop? Certain parts of the image l...
The image is well composed with the subject of the image being clear, and there are leading lines to the main focus of the image. However, there is something in the background that might not pertain to the image that is a little distracting. The red helps create a sense of urgency and panic, and catches the eye. The story of the photo is easy to understand.
ReplyDeleteI think the color is a bit over the top, i can see what it represents though. I just think you should left it as it was, or maybe not so bright of a color! The story it tells is good and easy to get, so good job.
ReplyDeleteThis image is put together really well and the focus is on point. The red filter is really effective as well and gives me the feeling that he is really hurt. The story behind this I believe is this boy got hurt from doing something and his mother had to help him with his injury. I really like this image because it really gave me the feeling of his pain and how he and his mother are feeling. I really like how you added the red filter it was a nice touch.
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