I really enjoyed looking at your pictures because they were so different from mine. I like how your pictures are more about the players. The color in the first image seems a little off to me but I'm not sure if that's just how it was photographed or if you edited it. My favorite is the one with the kicker practicing and the players on the sidelines because I don't think many people think about photographing that.
I definitely like that you focused on a different aspect of the game. You paid more attention to what was going on on the sideline with the other player on the team. However i feel like a lot of you photos are very busy and lacks a main focus. i found my eyes not being drawn to a particular subject, but instead, on most i am looking all over the place. My favorite photo would be the one with #25 not really being involved in the huddle and getting distracted by something. You did a really good job with the rain, it didn't seem to affect you much
The best part of your photos is that you showed the facial expressions. It's definitely different and I really like it. I think it shows a lot more emotion and gets a different side to the story of football that we don't typically see. The only thing is, the two lighter photos of Von Walker (#25) are lacking contrast. In comparison to your other photos they stand out quality wise. I think that you could have increased contrast. Or if that didn't work, you could try black and white?
The best part of your photos is that you showed the facial expressions. It's definitely different and I really like it. I think it shows a lot more emotion and gets a different side to the story of football that we don't typically see. The only thing is, the two lighter photos of Von Walker (#25) are lacking contrast. In comparison to your other photos they stand out quality wise. I think that you could have increased contrast. Or if that didn't work, you could try black and white?
I really enjoyed looking at your pictures because they were so different from mine. I like how your pictures are more about the players. The color in the first image seems a little off to me but I'm not sure if that's just how it was photographed or if you edited it. My favorite is the one with the kicker practicing and the players on the sidelines because I don't think many people think about photographing that.
ReplyDeleteI definitely like that you focused on a different aspect of the game. You paid more attention to what was going on on the sideline with the other player on the team.
ReplyDeleteHowever i feel like a lot of you photos are very busy and lacks a main focus. i found my eyes not being drawn to a particular subject, but instead, on most i am looking all over the place. My favorite photo would be the one with #25 not really being involved in the huddle and getting distracted by something. You did a really good job with the rain, it didn't seem to affect you much
The best part of your photos is that you showed the facial expressions. It's definitely different and I really like it. I think it shows a lot more emotion and gets a different side to the story of football that we don't typically see. The only thing is, the two lighter photos of Von Walker (#25) are lacking contrast. In comparison to your other photos they stand out quality wise. I think that you could have increased contrast. Or if that didn't work, you could try black and white?
ReplyDeleteThe best part of your photos is that you showed the facial expressions. It's definitely different and I really like it. I think it shows a lot more emotion and gets a different side to the story of football that we don't typically see. The only thing is, the two lighter photos of Von Walker (#25) are lacking contrast. In comparison to your other photos they stand out quality wise. I think that you could have increased contrast. Or if that didn't work, you could try black and white?
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