Architecture Photos

Pattern 

Details

Surrounding

Angles

Light

Portfolio Analysis

1 - Daryl Peveto - Sports - To much open space, nothing stood out, bland - Lighting, wall shoots - Different settings had cool effects, didn't like how he had very different topics in very short times.

2 - Justin Mott - Stories - Portfolio building skills are in need of a tune up Off color balance, has random blank slides after harsh photos - black and white skills are great, lighting was good - I enjoyed his "hard to look" photos, rest us of focusing.

3 - Nick Adams - Stories/Commercial  - Needs more info, boring, cutting off to much of the picture - Likes: silhouettes, framing - Had originality, needs more info, to open in questions and paragraph captions.

Dustin Snipes - Winner -

1 - Color, lighting, reactions in everyone is real, point of view, shows pain, each had a tone.

2 - How each of the sports was different and showed one emotion. Out of focus here and there. 

Recap

- They look at each of the best portfolios and after a look a talk about each, the picked the most diverse of the bunch. 

Sports Shooter 2005

1 - In part 5, the picture of the Rugby guy because of how original it was a right expression he had.

2 - In part 3, the picture of the kid and the rainbow because of the ugly sky and lighting.

Sports/Action Photos

Blur

Panning

Running at camera

Running across 

Architecture Previews

La Pedrera, Spain

1 - Antoni Gaudi and Josep Maria Jujol.

2 - 1906 - 1912

3 - Spain

4 - Can be visited. 

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Sensory Overload

1 - The quote is very thought provoking and, to me, was a little to hard to understand. I agree to the statement. I feel that even in modern day world, there is so much creativity.

2 - Honesty, yes.

3 - Scary at first, but he/she would be settle in by a month or two.

4 - The photo with a square room with a lady and a bunch of plush toy. The one with rows of teddy bear on the walls.

Outside Prompt Shot: Horrors of Growing up

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