I like picture number 12 the most because the placement of the photographs on the wall and the two chairs under them makes me think of "his" and "her" chairs. The absences of people and the effect makes the picture feel older than it really is.
I really like picture number thirteen in the chapter Decay. I like how the color of the soccer ball sticks out from the rest of the picture. Even the grass has a gray color to it, just like the ripped part of the soccer ball. It reminds me of my days playing soccer as a kid and my dog would always end up ruining my ball if I left it in the yard.
The picture I like the most is #12. It looks like a picture from a different time. I don't remember seeing two chairs set up this way, it just makes me think that it is a house from a older person. The china cabinets on both sides and the pictures on the wall also help that feeling. The filter you used in this photo made for a real feel of memory.
I like picture number 12 the most because the placement of the photographs on the wall and the two chairs under them makes me think of "his" and "her" chairs. The absences of people and the effect makes the picture feel older than it really is.
ReplyDeleteI really like picture number thirteen in the chapter Decay. I like how the color of the soccer ball sticks out from the rest of the picture. Even the grass has a gray color to it, just like the ripped part of the soccer ball. It reminds me of my days playing soccer as a kid and my dog would always end up ruining my ball if I left it in the yard.
ReplyDeleteThe picture I like the most is #12. It looks like a picture from a different time. I don't remember seeing two chairs set up this way, it just makes me think that it is a house from a older person. The china cabinets on both sides and the pictures on the wall also help that feeling. The filter you used in this photo made for a real feel of memory.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite photo of yours is number 17. I love this photo because I feel like you did a really great job capturing the idea of nostalgia.
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