I like the drastic changes in color between the night and day. I kind of wish the pictures of the bridge/ street light were of the same angle so that they could be compared by symmetry/ similarity. Other than that, they look great!
These pictures look really great. I love the idea of being able to see these two very different looking pictures which are still the same exact place. I agree with christine on the last two pictures. Since the first two sets of pictures look like you took them from the exact same spot almost it might be good if you stuck with that the whole time. They were a little confusing and I couldn't tell if it really was the same place at all. Good job so far though and keep up the good work!
I think these images are really beautiful. I agree with Christine and Kyla though, I kind of wish that the night and day images were taken at a more similar angle, so that we can really compare the two.
The pictures are visually interesting. I do agree that the day shot of the bridge needs to be at the same angle. It is kind of bothering me that the top of the lamppost is cut off in the day picture. Overall, strong photographs and I can't wait to see where you take pictures next!
I love your overall idea; just remember to go back to the exact same spot when you take the night version of the photo. Besides that I just love the idea and I can't wait until I see some more.
I like most everybody else really like your idea and also think you should take the pictures in same spot. Also think about different times like sunrise, sunset and noon.
How dedicated you are to shoot the same scene twice! I love the different tones they set for the viewer. I too, would like to see the exact same picture for each location.
I feel like we all agree on the same angle thingy--and I think you should focus on a range of lightness and darkness--subtlety (sp?) could be just as interesting as a stark contrast--just a cloud passing over changes the color of the whole world, right?
My book will explore different locations and places, having one picture in the daytime and one at night for each place/location. I want to show how familiar buildings and locations at night can sometimes look completely different than how we see them in the daylight. im going to use blurb with a dust cover but havent decided on the exact layout yet.
I like the drastic changes in color between the night and day. I kind of wish the pictures of the bridge/ street light were of the same angle so that they could be compared by symmetry/ similarity. Other than that, they look great!
ReplyDeleteThese pictures look really great. I love the idea of being able to see these two very different looking pictures which are still the same exact place. I agree with christine on the last two pictures. Since the first two sets of pictures look like you took them from the exact same spot almost it might be good if you stuck with that the whole time. They were a little confusing and I couldn't tell if it really was the same place at all. Good job so far though and keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteDanielle Otos
i agree with christine about the same angle. like the idea and will be excited to see more.
ReplyDeleteI think these images are really beautiful. I agree with Christine and Kyla though, I kind of wish that the night and day images were taken at a more similar angle, so that we can really compare the two.
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are visually interesting. I do agree that the day shot of the bridge needs to be at the same angle. It is kind of bothering me that the top of the lamppost is cut off in the day picture. Overall, strong photographs and I can't wait to see where you take pictures next!
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I love your overall idea; just remember to go back to the exact same spot when you take the night version of the photo. Besides that I just love the idea and I can't wait until I see some more.
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ReplyDeleteThese photos are awesome! I like how you used different vantage points! I can't wait to see more! Keep up with the good work!
- Melissa :)
this ides is really interesting. i would like to see the pictures from the same angle. or at least similar so you can see the changes better.
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I like most everybody else really like your idea and also think you should take the pictures in same spot. Also think about different times like sunrise, sunset and noon.
ReplyDeleteHow dedicated you are to shoot the same scene twice! I love the different tones they set for the viewer. I too, would like to see the exact same picture for each location.
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I feel like we all agree on the same angle thingy--and I think you should focus on a range of lightness and darkness--subtlety (sp?) could be just as interesting as a stark contrast--just a cloud passing over changes the color of the whole world, right?
ReplyDeleteYou are on to something--shoot away!
Val
i like this, partially because i love shooting at night. i think you will stumble upon something cool when you see how different things are at night
ReplyDeleteIt’s neat seeing how different locations look at day and night. You’re doing a good job.
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