Monday, January 31, 2011

Multi-Frame

Here are the multi-frame images we have been working on. We took photos of two or three shots, that created flow. It naturally guided your eye to the next photo and in a way drawing you in. After we shot the photos, we used the picnik website to put them together, and decide if we wanted a frame around them or not. The first three are two-shots, and the next three are three-shots. 

Two-Shots






Three-Shots




7 comments:

  1. I really like all your photos and how nicely they connect with each other. It was easy to understand what you were trying to bring out of the image, and that really helps the audience to understand you as a photographer. Good job!

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  2. I really like the last image in this series of the various plants connecting in order to create a tree. I think you can develop the idea of "flow" in the first image of the Three Shot series. Overall I think all are successful.

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  3. You have some really cool ideas in these photos that comes across the most i think in 5th picture and in the 2nd one. I love the modernity of the second one but I also love how you're showing the different lines in the 5th. I think that the others need a bit more work to make them flow better, but overall nice job!

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  4. I like how in the second image the editing brings them together, also the last image is a cool idea with connecting the plants

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  5. I really like the first picture of the shoes and the last one of the plants. In both sets you found a main theme and stuck to it. The shoes worked especially well because they were the same color and style and they drew your eye through the picture.

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  6. In all of these sets I can really see the ideas that you are trying to portray and how you are making them work together to create one single image! Well done!!

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  7. I really enjoyed this series as a whole. I thought you strongest set was the first triple. It was interesting how you took pictures of three completely different types of lines.

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