twelve questions
1. Who are you? (Photo courtesy of Sarah Rollinson) 2. What did you look like as a child? (Photo from my parents archive) 3. What is your main character trait? (Photo courtesy of Sarah Rollinson) 4. What inspires you? 5. What do you like to take photos of? 6. What do you love most about photography? (Photo courtesy of Caitlin Durnbaugh) 7. What would you be if you weren't a photographer? (Image courtesy of Susan Rollinson) 8. What is the first thing you see every morning? 9. What is your favorite photo? (Image from my parents archive) 10. What is a secret about you and/or a friend? (Image courtesy of Sarah Rollinson) 11. What is a photo cliche? (Image courtesy of Peter Rollinson) 12. What is the meaning of life? (Image courtesy of Susan Rollinson's Instagram)
Strengths:
ReplyDelete1. The composition is very strong for all of them; every model is clearly relaxed, I love how clearly comfortable they feel.
2. I love your use of various different props, and backgrounds. None of the poses look forced, and everything flows really well when you look at everything together.
Weakness:
1. There's a little bit of repetitive motion, especially with the green umbrella in the printed pictures; maybe taking one out would've been beneficial to the overall composition to add a little variety.
2. Some graininess on the printed images, but ultimately doesn't take away too much from the overall quality.
Strengths:
ReplyDelete1. I love the humor in this body of work. The photos you chose really show the happiness and beauty in each of your models.
2. The colors you incorporated go really well together.
Weakness:
1. I would try to switch up the props used in your photos
2. Some of your photos either aren't entirely in focus or they were printed on the wrong piece of paper
Strengths
ReplyDelete- Really enjoy the theme of the colors and how the models clothing goes with the props and backdrops. the color scheme of the photos was very well done
- the expression and movement the models are doing are very well incorporated
Critiques
-The prints have a slightly grainy look to them
-maybe try some different angles the camera could have been pointing at the subject or having the subject move instead of being directly in front of the camera