the colors in each photo are so striking, and the contrast between the photos themselves is interesting. The composition of each photo is also really visually appealing!
You might be interested in Sara Cwynar's Color Studies series: http://mag.magentafoundation.org/12/portfolios/sara-cwynar
I think image 1 and 2 have a chaotic collage feel that the rest do not have. In those images you overlay the objects more meanwhile in the others the things feel so separate from each other. Image 6 has too much yellow in the image. If you got to adjustment layer> hue/saturation (bump up the saturation all the way to 100+) this will tell you what color is dominating your image. If it is magenta then you have to go into the drop down menu under Master select magenta and bring it down. The same can be applied to any image with a color tint.
These images almost seem like they're paintings or collages! It's really cool how you were able to take such vividly real objects and arrange them in such a way that they feel almost imaginary!
Everything looks very clean and organized! Each photo is fun to look at and discover what's in it
ReplyDeletethe colors in each photo are so striking, and the contrast between the photos themselves is interesting. The composition of each photo is also really visually appealing!
ReplyDeleteYou might be interested in Sara Cwynar's Color Studies series: http://mag.magentafoundation.org/12/portfolios/sara-cwynar
ReplyDeleteI think image 1 and 2 have a chaotic collage feel that the rest do not have. In those images you overlay the objects more meanwhile in the others the things feel so separate from each other. Image 6 has too much yellow in the image. If you got to adjustment layer> hue/saturation (bump up the saturation all the way to 100+) this will tell you what color is dominating your image. If it is magenta then you have to go into the drop down menu under Master select magenta and bring it down. The same can be applied to any image with a color tint.
Good color study experiment!
These images almost seem like they're paintings or collages! It's really cool how you were able to take such vividly real objects and arrange them in such a way that they feel almost imaginary!
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