(Courthouse in Montreal, Quebec, Bryan Peterson. Understanding Exposure, page 105) I live the colors in this image because they are bright and the light shines in and makes them brighter. The colors go well together because they are not close enough to clash and they are springy colors so it makes the mood brighter.
("Lincoln Memorial", Bryan Peterson. Understanding Exposure, page 164 ) The reason I picked this photo to be symbolic is because it is symbolic to our nation. The lights on the pillars were added to the monument to make it more symbolic. The importance of this image in indescribable. It represent our nations pride of Abraham Lincoln and what he did for our country. The colors just add to the image to make it more important.
(Hopscotch in the city, Kate Inglis. "Expressive Photography, 65) This image stood out to me because if you keep following the sidewalk, you cannot see the vanishing point. It does have a vanishing point even though we cannot see it. As it comes closer, it gets clearer, but as you look further, it gets blurrier. The lighting of the image is neat as well. There is shadows within the door frame in the back of the picture and you an tell where the light is coming from. The little girl playing just gives the image more character.
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