Leading lines
Because you are immediately looking at the lines in the background.
Avoiding Bulls eye
because its not in the middle.
brightness and sharpness
Because the lighting is not disoriented and its clear.
simplicity
because the sign is in bold and nothing is there to distract you from it.
multiple subjects
they're multiple shells in it.
I chose this for this topic because its shows the height of the tree
with the grid my foot lines up with the line to the right.
The first 5 images have correct labels and descriptions. The last 3 are incorrect. For emphasize height and distance, the horizon line (where the sky meets the ground) needs to be in the bottom third of the picture. Yours is going sideways. For Rule of thirds you want the subject to fall on the cross hair of the third, not the line. And for Emphasizing foreground you need the horizon to be in the upper third so there is MORE ground than sky. Fix these to raise your grade.
ReplyDeleteThe image quality of the last 3 images is pretty good. They are in focus and have good color. You should always try to shoot for this quality. Good job! For images 1, 2, 3, & 5, the lighting in the room is poor because of the florescent ceiling lights. Use the photo lamps to light your subjects and get better light. The ceiling lights give off a grey yellow light that dull out your color in pictures. As for the Nike picture, try to avoid using flash. It will blow out the whites in a picture and you lose detail.