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This photo is really cool! I like how you can see the borders of each photo and how you made them different colors. I also like how the photos are taken at different angles and times.
I really like this photo! I Love the kinda scrapbook look to it and you mixed warm tones with cool tones but it works. I think it would be cool if it looked like it was 1 picture that was ripped apart and keep those colors. Good Work!
Great composite! I love how the borders almost looks like torn paper. I like the different blocks of color as well, it makes the image stand out. One of the other comments suggesting "ripping out" one of the images to make it look like a piece was torn off and I agree. I think that would be a super cool effect. Great work!
D.H
HHS
This is a really cool picture, and very original. It looks like pieces of torn paper put back together. The concept is really good, and the change of colors between each picture gives a more vibrant perspective to the picture. It looks really cool, I wouldn’t change anything about it.
I really love the colors in this image, they are very eye-catching. The different pictures of trees are very nicely arranged. The way it is pieced together also looks very nice. I love how each angle gets higher as the image goes from the top to the bottom. That's a really nice touch. One suggestion I have is to play around with the curve adjustments on each piece of the composite. That would give some interesting lighting I think. Overall great job though!
- BB HHS
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