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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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6 comments:
I really like this picture! The exposure works well to brighten up the snow and not draw too much attention to the houses. Using cool tones throughout makes the image have a winter feeling to it. I feel as if the image does tell the story of a snowy day in Alabama, so great job with this picture.
Dayne M-HHS
I really like this image but I think if you edited it little bit more and played around with the filters it would've looked better but overall this picture is nice!
Good Job
Asil H- HHS
I really like this Photo. I love the colors that go with it. Very blue type and white The colors go great with it. I love the filter you added and I love how you took the picture from a high place. Great JOb!
Oh snap, yes!I honestly really like the way it is, the colors and sharpness of the snow really brings it all together. It might be weird but I really like how clear the sky is and yet everything is laced with snow. Perhaps a different angle would have been a little more intriguing but at the same time I love this photo just the way it is. Great job!
-Julia M. HHS
I really like this picture. The exposure is on the mark, brings out the color of the snow. Overall great picture and keep up the good work.
I like how simple this picture is, yet is captures so much detail. I really like how you used the natural light of the sun to show the overcast shadows and exposure. The only comment I would make is to maybe crop in just a little to see more detail.
Anna Grace L-HHS
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