I think it's interesting how your photographs of the street are leading us (the viewer) to a particular direction, but because of how you've taken the photographs there is a sense of mystery as to where the roads are leading to. I think to give your photographs more range, you could focus on maybe exploring other aspects of street photography.
I like your compositions for the most part, but I would be wary about leaving too much empty space. Otherwise I think you did a great job showing asymmetry and using depth of field to your advantage.
Your photos look very nicely shot. I like how all of your photos in this series incorporate a street, which helps to connect them together thematically. However, all the compositions looks very similar, so maybe using some more dynamic angles would help to spice things up a bit.
You have great deep depth of field photos, and nice composition. But to vary the sequence, maybe include some framing and shallow depth of field shots.
Your photos have great compositions, but maybe try adding more contrast when editing.
ReplyDeleteI think it's interesting how your photographs of the street are leading us (the viewer) to a particular direction, but because of how you've taken the photographs there is a sense of mystery as to where the roads are leading to. I think to give your photographs more range, you could focus on maybe exploring other aspects of street photography.
ReplyDeleteI like your compositions for the most part, but I would be wary about leaving too much empty space. Otherwise I think you did a great job showing asymmetry and using depth of field to your advantage.
ReplyDeleteYour photos look very nicely shot. I like how all of your photos in this series incorporate a street, which helps to connect them together thematically. However, all the compositions looks very similar, so maybe using some more dynamic angles would help to spice things up a bit.
ReplyDeleteYou have great deep depth of field photos, and nice composition. But to vary the sequence, maybe include some framing and shallow depth of field shots.
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