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| I enjoy this picture because of the symmetry, color, and simplicity of the subject and composition. |
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| This is a favorite of mine because of the composition, but also the eerie feeling I get from viewing this picture. It takes me back to the historic, haunted end of New Orleans, especially because this is of the cathedral in Jackson Square. |
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| I am happy about the way this picture turned out mainly because of the color that pops in the sky, bricks, and flowers. This photo has an element of simplicity that makes it exquisite at the same time. |
Class Favorites:
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| Mikayla Kusmits: I love the unorganized pattern of this photo. The simplicity of the black and white makes the photo classic. The piece in the center looks like a bridge, mending both the side of the wood, adding a story to this photo. |
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| Garrett McCafferty: I love how at first glance, this just looks like your average picture of a river, but at closer inspection the water seems to be going upstream instead if downstream. The picture looks so beautiful and serene, it almost has a calming effect. |
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| Jackson Miles: The detail captured in this picture astounds me. I love how you can see all the water droplets on the individual pieces of grass. The color is amazing and i love the slight rays of light that are visible around the picture. |
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| Maria Sahlani: I love the smooth element to this picture. The face is extremely realistic, but at the same time, the picture looks almost like a painting, in a confusing way, it looks so real but so unreal at the same exact time. I feel so calm and can not help but smile at the innocence captured in the photograph. |
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| Morgan Stubbendieck: I love the colored element to this picture. The way the blurred sun is setting in the background, and the definition in the viewfinder thing (I don't know the name of this) is so defined. It really calms me and can make me feel being at the beach, and I love that about this photo. |
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