Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Raven H- Zach
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I took this image downtown on some railroad tracks of my friend Zach. He is starting a music career and asked me to take some pictures for him and I really loved how this one turned out. All I did to edit this was to add a filter and swirl his facial area. I’m really proud of this shoot went and I decided to branch out of my comfort zone and try something new with the swirl. I’m really glad I did this shoot.
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2 comments:
I really like the beautiful colors of the background and I love the area of a rustic railroad foreground. The editing makes this whole picture have a hisper look but it also makes it unique due to the swirl in the facial area. I feel like you really achieved the effect that you were shooting for and this would look amazing on the cover of a single or album. Great picture!
M.V. - HHS
I honestly cannot decide what I love most about this photo. The color contrast is beautiful. The swirl makes the simple photo look really cool. It looks good as a vertical photo.
Macy M - HHS
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