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Heamilim_laser beem
Heamilim_laser beem, originally uploaded by imheamilim.
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Sussman Group Photos
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To begin with, this is by far my favorite picture in this assignment, in terms of creativity! the beaming light on just a few objects added life to an overall mediocre image, although I wish the contrast would be a bit higher here so that the overall b&w image wouldn’t be so gray. I really like the point of view at which this photo was taken, which enabled the viewer to see the whole room. considering that this was taken with 18-55 it makes you feel as though its a wide angel lens. the depth of field also plays a big role here, since everything on the picture seems pretty sharp!
Great job, HeamiLim
(comment by Viktoria T.)
p.s.: initially I left a comment here http://www.flickr.com/photos/23514365@N02/2343079105/in/pool-sussman
on Saturday because I couldn’t log into this blog!
This photograph is composed very well. The use of different colors with the black and white makes it look as if the beams of light focus on the pictures on the wall. The angle in which the photograph was taken helps show the range of the room. The object that stands out the most in the photograph is the green photo on the back wall.
I think Heamilim did a great job on coloring this picture. It’s a very creative way that how she plays with the lights and the colors which adds over all composition of the image. Moreover, the way she scaled from bottom floor to up and the depth makes the image in a much more interesting view.