In this photo Nienor has thrown herself off a cliff after realizing she married her own brother
materials: digital photography
processes: digital painting, saturation, darkening
Ideas: unity, emphasis, grief and hurt
So now that you have changed it, I (and Andy) actually like your first one better. We think it is more sophisticated. Some others that looked at it thought the blood wouldn't really shoot that way anyway. (ankles and wrist) if anything, more from the shoulder/neck area to the right.
Our 2 cents anyway.
Andy really likes the John Pool one before, not the ethereal one so much. But of course, he said, maybe the other one relates to the story more.
As of August 27, 2020, I have chosen as my investigation for my AP Portfolio to answer the question: How can I use portrait photography to examine the transcendental themes permeating the “Great Tales of Middle Earth”? I will examine the tales of “Beren and Luthien”, “The Children of Hurin”, and “The Fall of Gondolin” photographing the characters in order to represent the themes I see in the main scenes and encounters of these three stories. Stay posted for more updates and art!
So now that you have changed it, I (and Andy) actually like your first one better. We think it is more sophisticated. Some others that looked at it thought the blood wouldn't really shoot that way anyway. (ankles and wrist) if anything, more from the shoulder/neck area to the right.
ReplyDeleteOur 2 cents anyway.
Andy really likes the John Pool one before, not the ethereal one so much. But of course, he said, maybe the other one relates to the story more.