Monday, April 2, 2018
Gabriel D- Teacup
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This photo is called Teacup, from the teacup shown on the window sill. It was taken in an abandoned house on the outskirts of Hoover, in early March. It was taken with my iPhone 8 Plus, and an analog filter as applied to it. Im pretty happy with the shot, however I wish I had shown more of the outside world in the image.
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3 comments:
Gabriel!
I really like the rustic type of mood that this photo gives off. Its like oldish and vintagey and its really cool! I also like how there are certain parts of the image that are darker and some parts that a lighter from the overlapping of images. I also like how you applied the rule of thirds so that the teacup is not placed in the center and still acts as the center of attention. I really like it! Definitely a keeper!
Amber T HHS
I really like the tones in this image. The colors and fading tie in nicely to the antique/abandoned feel. The crossing shadows and reflections are also really nice. To improve it, I think I would increaser the contrast and add a vignette.
Abby W
I really like how the picture is put together! The soft focus of the teacup and the window is great. The image's centering and warm tones create an antique atmosphere with the cup's surroundings and sunlight.
Olivia N-HHS
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