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Draft 4

For my fourth draft, I tried to make my images look similar by editing them in similar ways I included several pictures of the guy hanging from the branch but included several different branches. The pictures have a lot of shadows and appear darker than natural light. It hopefully made the photos "better than life" meaning that they appear to be in a utopia but there are still problems like falling off of branches and such.











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