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Composition 3

For this series of photos, I used several techniques such as asymmetry symmetry and balance. Symmetry is when the image is perfectly equal in all ways the left exactly matches the right and vice versa. Asymmetry is when the right does not match the left and vice versa. Balance is when there are two objects of close to equal weights on both sides of the frame. 

Asymmetry







 Symmetry





Balance





Comments

  1. I really like the colors as they catch my eye. Also, I liked how you found all of these methods in nature.

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  2. The colors in all of these shots are very well edited, but there are some with a lot of black that seem a little dark. Otherwise, the colors serve to catch the eye very well and make the photo very engaging.

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  3. I think your symmetrical photographs are very strong. I like the color you used to make them stand out.

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  4. The colors on the asymmetrical photos really stand out well. I also like a lot of the weird patterns made through the mirror effect.

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  5. I think you edited the colors very well making them very eye catching. I also think you did a very good job mirroring photos, they all turned out amazing!

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  6. Your use of colors in these images are great and I liked how you had a variety of darker and lighter pictures. Your images in the balanced section were truly wonderful and demonstrated the correct visual recipe while also incorporating wild life. Great Work!

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  7. I really like all the color, especially in the nature pictures, I think the natural lighting is also really nice in these pictures.

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  8. I looked through these pictures and the one that caught my eye was the one of the sunset where you used the mirror tool. It is a great picture that displays the red and orange colors very well. I loved looking at these photos. Great work

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