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Welcome to the Hoover High Advanced Digital Photo Blog. Here you can see images and comments by Digital Photo students at Hoover High School. The blog will be updated daily so check back to see whats new.
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4 comments:
Hey.
I like how this picture captures school spirit, but that's about the only thing. I'm guessing you got a little contrast crazy. They all look dirty and grainy. I know that's what you were going for from the title, but I just don't really get it. It's a carefree picture and you made it seems so heavy and it takes away from what the point is.
I really like this picture. The contrast is really high but I think it goes well with the image and it really captures the moment. I cant wait to see this in the yearbook man!
@mac princess
thats the point
bye
I dont really like how the HDR makes every one look like a dorito or spent a little too much time in a tanning bed. Try cooling off the photo and lessing the harshness of the shadows.
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