Senior Show

The senior show is coming up and I've decided to add two pieces from my concentration that I feel are strong and aesthetically pleasing. Here they are...

Breadth Diversity

At first I felt that I did not have enough black and white images in my Final images and I added a few in. This plant image I feel adds another element of diversity to my breadth that is not depicted in any other images.

Some Finals Added

I added a few new photos to my concentration and breadth. These film additions I feel will add more diversity to my overall projects. 

Black and White Film

I took a few good shots with the film I used and I have some good shots of this group of dogs (German Shepherd's). I think I may want to incorporate an image or two in my breadth to add more variety of photos. Here is an example of something similar that I have.

Concentratiopn

 This is going in my breadth ^

All of the images under point to a main focal point in the image but they lack relevance in my subject. 

This is relevant because during school I see the field, and I want to be there but can't. 

Breadth Critique

                                          I want to take this out because it is not as strong as the others. It seems too fake and not as good as the different photos

 This is my best landscape image to me so I'm keeping this.

 I like the vibe and vibrance this image has. I want to keep this one.

Now I have taken note that I have many sky images/ landscapes and I am going to take a few out. I need to add different types of photos, maybe more of the street photo type.

Breadth Ideas

 

 

For my breadth I plan to provide images that seem more crisp or secure in a way. Here was some of my work..

 

 

                                                             I'm confident in this one

This portrait of Chandler has a good idea, but it does not seem as strong as the portrait image of Caroline.

I heard some comments that I really agree with, and I want to improve my night shot image.

                    This image is good, but how do I make every portrait shot look this good?