Photograph #24

Title: none
Author: James Strachan
URL: gosu.co.za

This picture is really interesting and tells a story. It makes me think about what is going on, and why this person is in the brick room. The view from the room is beautiful and I love how the photographer was sure to capture the mountains and fog. It seems ironic that the inside is so tortuous and the outside is so beautiful and open (like freedom).

Photograph #23

Early Morning Angkor

Title: Early Morning Angkor - Angkor Wat Cambodia
Author: Jason Strachan
URL: gosu.co.za

Immediately, I figured that the photographer of this picture was trying to display a depressing or sad tone. He used dark colors, and very high contrast between the boat and the water. I love the reflections onto the water from the trees and the boat, and I also love that he chose to give two-thirds of the frame to the water and boat. My attention is focused on the boat and the story behind it.

Photograph #22

Love Locks

Title: Love Locks, Via Dell'Amore, Italy
Author: Jason Strachan
URL: gosu.co.za

This picture has a lot going on in it, but I think the photographer made a good desicion to place the locks in front of the sky where they could be visible. I love the fact that lovers placed these locks on the fence to show their love for one another. Out of the hundreds locks on the fence, I love that the photographer chose three different kinds. This picture just makes me wonder.

Photograph #21

Makeup Pencils

Title: Makeup Pencils
Author: Mark Meyer
URL: www.photo-mark.com

I LOVE makeup and as much as I tried to convince myself that I did not find this picture interesting, I couldn't. I love the unique and simple colors of pencils chosen, in addition to the few brushes. I love the different sizes of pencils and the fact that the background is pure white. The simplicity of this picture makes it so appealing to my eye.

Photograph #20

Rothko Homage / Old Sponges and Toast

Title: Rothko Homage / Old Sponges and Toast

Author: Mark Meyer

URL: www.photo-mark.com

What's funny is that I had no idea this photo was of toast until I read the title; I thought both photos were sponges! It is interesting that the photographer chose to use dull colors (browns) and bright colors (blue and yellow) right next to one another. To me, it makes the photo come to life.

Photograph #19

Team Roping

Title: Team Roping, Wyoming
Author: Mark Meyer
URL: www.photo-mark.com

It was a good decision of the photographer to put this photo in black and white. I love the action going on, and the dust flying. Also, I like that the man riding the horse is cropped out because it puts more focus on the bull and requires more imagination of the viewer.

Photograph #18

Lago de Atitlàn and Lake Hauroko

Photo on top: Lago de Atitlàn, Guatemala.

Photo on bottom: Lake Hauroko

Author: Tom Robinson

URL: www.tomrobinsonphotography.com


Each of these similar photos are so cool! I love the colors in the photo on the top, but I love how the picture on the bottom is much simpler. The photo on the bottom gives off more of a sad tone because of the dark colors. For both of the pictures, the photographer gave two-thirds of the frame to the water and its stillness.