Criticizing Photographs Blog Post
- eviamasc
- Apr 3, 2022
- 1 min read
I believe that my ascetically evaluative photograph was my most successful because of the pops of colors and various textures seen in it. I think the top view adds a cool effect to the photograph that makes it unique. The most challenging aspect of this assignment was finding creative posts. I tried to keep this assignment in the back of my mind while I went about my everyday life to try to capture cool photographs. In the future, I am going to go more out of my way to capture photograph that are more different than what I see everyday.
Matt Nowakowski- Hey Evia, I agree that this is one of your best photos if not the best! Great Job! It's very aesthetically pleasing as the colors are vibrant and you put good use to symmetry!
Nicole Renna-
Hi! I agree that this is one of your best photos! I agree that you did a great job showing different colors and textures to draw the viewers eye. I believe the table and color of the plates made the textures of the food and color of the food pop so much more.
Hi! I definitely think this was one of your best photos as well! I think the angle you took it from was a great perspective! I also think your lighting was done extremely well because it made the colors in the photograph pop out more and become more vibrant as well! I don't think you could have done anything else to make this a more effective photograph and I think it grasps the concept fully overall!
Hi Evia Mascaro! I really like this photo as well! I think choosing to do this from a high perspective was a really great choice. That and the colors in this photo really help draw me in as well. I can tell that the focus of this was the croissant sandwich but having the drinks to the side helped add to it. The lighting also helps portray a certain mood in this photo. It gives me calm vibes and I think that is due to you using diffused lighting mixed in with your subject. I really don't know what you could add to make this more appealing but I could suggest maybe using the Rule of odds to see how…