Good photos one thing I would say is try not to cut the face (how the pole is in the mid of the face)I like how you used different angle on the top one
I like the middle photo the best. I agree with the pole in the face comment above, and to the contrary, I'm not a big fan of the angle used in the top photo. It makes me kind of dizzy. I think it would be a great photo if it was straight and a little closer, maybe even from an angle looking up towards the subject. Good job nonetheless.
I agree with Sundee...The angle makes you pay attention more. Much like you angle a golf club, this pic is also at an angle. I like it. And I like the pic of the boy at the hole. Great shots.
Nate Blumanhourst, 14, takes his turn at mini-golf while Riley Frank, 5, watches intently.
Good photos one thing I would say is try not to cut the face (how the pole is in the mid of the face)I like how you used different angle on the top one
ReplyDeleteI like the middle photo the best. I agree with the pole in the face comment above, and to the contrary, I'm not a big fan of the angle used in the top photo. It makes me kind of dizzy. I think it would be a great photo if it was straight and a little closer, maybe even from an angle looking up towards the subject. Good job nonetheless.
ReplyDeleteThese are great shots! I really love the middle one. It's great that the subjects don't seem to realize you're there, they're not posed or anything.
ReplyDeleteThese are good photos I like the angle of the first one
ReplyDeleteI agree with Sundee...The angle makes you pay attention more. Much like you angle a golf club, this pic is also at an angle. I like it. And I like the pic of the boy at the hole. Great shots.
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