These look great! I especially like the first one where you shot the tree from a great distance and then contrast it with the super close up bark photo. The angle of the second photo really captures the texture and detailed shadowing of the bark.
Nick, The combination of aperture and texture in your first series is truly mesmerizing! Thank you for offering us such crisp shots of your animal family too, it was a pleasure to gaze into the bone-crazed eyes of such loyal puppers. Your final shots (4 corners) are incredibly, and I believe each individual still is able to stand on it's own merit. You crushed it this semester, offering both humor and technical capability into all of your shots. Kudos, Señor Noto!
These look great! I especially like the first one where you shot the tree from a great distance and then contrast it with the super close up bark photo. The angle of the second photo really captures the texture and detailed shadowing of the bark.
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ReplyDeleteThe combination of aperture and texture in your first series is truly mesmerizing! Thank you for offering us such crisp shots of your animal family too, it was a pleasure to gaze into the bone-crazed eyes of such loyal puppers. Your final shots (4 corners) are incredibly, and I believe each individual still is able to stand on it's own merit. You crushed it this semester, offering both humor and technical capability into all of your shots. Kudos, Señor Noto!