Saturday, November 26, 2016

TMA 285: Photos, Week 13

Thursday
This is an old kids' favorite puzzle at my Grandma and Grandpa's house, and it is currently missing a piece. Both the contrast of the empty space and the rest of the present pieces and the contrast of the shapes of each piece are striking. Each piece is different, but a sudden blue space and not a yellow shape is too much. The rhythm is uneven by that much. The colors are also great, giving us definitions of yellow, blue, and even red. I think a flatter shot can illustrate this clearer.

Wednesday
A puff of smoke, a straight split between two pieces of metal, and my dad holding a quick saw. I think the story is clear, but I also like the stark black shapes and perpendicular lines going on in this shot. It's a clear and epic combination.

 Friday
At the St. George red cliffs, my family looks off to the side and I capture three of them from behind, the tallest (basically Chris Pine's stunt double) in the middle. Their triangular shapes pointing to the clear sky makes them easy to see and tell apart.

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