I think this picture is an excellent portrait. It is close and personal, so you can see a lot of interesting detail that you normally would not be able to see. You have used the rule of thirds really well on this, drawing the focal point to her face without putting it in the dead space right in the middle. The texture of her hair on contrast to her face is really interesting. I also really like how her face is in focus, but her chest not so much, so it kind of gives the sense that although she has tattoos there, she is still a person, and that is what really matters.
This is a great photo because there is so much going on. You obviously used the rules of photography very well in this portrait because the girl is not in the middle and you are able to take the entire picture all as one, appreciating every angle. Out of the three portraits I find this one to be most interesting because the girl is not revealing her face but yet you were able to capture the curvature of her feautures. There is also a shadow over her face that adds to the essence that is given off by the portrait. Monica R.
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ReplyDeleteI think this picture is an excellent portrait. It is close and personal, so you can see a lot of interesting detail that you normally would not be able to see. You have used the rule of thirds really well on this, drawing the focal point to her face without putting it in the dead space right in the middle. The texture of her hair on contrast to her face is really interesting. I also really like how her face is in focus, but her chest not so much, so it kind of gives the sense that although she has tattoos there, she is still a person, and that is what really matters.
This is a great photo because there is so much going on. You obviously used the rules of photography very well in this portrait because the girl is not in the middle and you are able to take the entire picture all as one, appreciating every angle. Out of the three portraits I find this one to be most interesting because the girl is not revealing her face but yet you were able to capture the curvature of her feautures. There is also a shadow over her face that adds to the essence that is given off by the portrait.
ReplyDeleteMonica R.