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5 comments:
I like this, i like the tones. I feel like it would be a little better if it was focused more on the railroad and him than it is on the rocks. It's still overall good, good job!
Jakie R - HHS
Nice photo Chris. I like the colors of it however like Jakie said, it would be a bit cooler if it was more focused on the tracks than the rocks. Also maybe if you had more of his feet/leg in it rather than the awkward cut off of half of his foot.
I like the mood of this picture, and the colors. The picture gives a cool, old time feeling. Good job!
Hey Chris i like your photo. I like the way you captured this person on the edge of the train track and making it look like he is falling. Like the other three comments above i agree that the tone and the colors go with the picture perfectly. I have to agree with the others that the image could of been better if you focused on the tracks more instead of the rocks and i wish you captured more of the feet instead of cutting them out of the image. But overall this is a great picture. Alex D-HHS
You did a great job following the rule of thirds. I also love the fading filter in this photograph! This is a very lovely photo! -Grace H-HHS
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