Your bike series looks challenging, but you've managed to get different types and make them stand out from each other. I really like this photo because the bike is isolated and is able to express the emotion of loneliness. I think now the next step is to look for moving bicycles and capture them in motion.
I like how you made sure there were different types of bicycle in your pictures. I especially like the segmented bicycle, it looks like one of those old bicycles that were made with the weird proportions back in the 1800's. Good job!
I agree that you have explored different ways to approach bikes- a wise choice as you figure out how to use them in designs/photos. This particular image has a very strong "formal" design: b&w, minimal background to help the subject pop out, background is devided into balanced halves (if you push this further, try to divide into 1/3 & 2/3 shapes). it has a sense of poetry and time. this could be a style to explore further as you photograph new images.
i like these photos because there is nothing to distract you from the bike itself. also the coloring, just using the bak and white really makes it stand out. there is just something that makes it almost impossible to stop looking at this photo for me!
Your bike series looks challenging, but you've managed to get different types and make them stand out from each other. I really like this photo because the bike is isolated and is able to express the emotion of loneliness. I think now the next step is to look for moving bicycles and capture them in motion.
ReplyDeleteI like how you made sure there were different types of bicycle in your pictures. I especially like the segmented bicycle, it looks like one of those old bicycles that were made with the weird proportions back in the 1800's. Good job!
ReplyDeleteI agree that you have explored different ways to approach bikes- a wise choice as you figure out how to use them in designs/photos. This particular image has a very strong "formal" design: b&w, minimal background to help the subject pop out, background is devided into balanced halves (if you push this further, try to divide into 1/3 & 2/3 shapes). it has a sense of poetry and time. this could be a style to explore further as you photograph new images.
ReplyDeletei like these photos because there is nothing to distract you from the bike itself. also the coloring, just using the bak and white really makes it stand out. there is just something that makes it almost impossible to stop looking at this photo for me!
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