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Fall Series 1

Fall Series 1: Nathan Lyons
My artist is Nathan Lyons. Through the following odd subjects, he created an eerie vibe. He sometimes tried to create socially-engaging images. His visual recipe is: odd subjects, dark and urban backgrounds, shadows, and black and white. His photos never featured or showed any "real" person, but could have featured "not real" or "fake" people, making some of his photos have an isolated and eerie feel to them.














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  1. I think your photos matched you visual recipe to the fullest extent and I really liked how different each of your photos were. You did a really nice job!

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  2. I think you did a good job following your recipe and reached your goal. I would try to have my photos around school. keep being creative and keep up the good work.

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  3. Your photos did a great job of following the visual recipe. I liked the variety of subjects that you used in each of your photos. Keep up the great work!

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  4. Your photos really showed a sense of eerie calm because of the way you set up your subjects as opposed to the shadows. I can't wait to see more of your images!

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  5. I think you did a great job capturing the visual recipe of dark and urban backgrounds, with shadows. I think it is a good idea to keep each photo black and white, in order to keep that dark mood within the photo. I think I felt a more urban tone when you were taking pictures of architect, so maybe focus your photos around architecture. Otherwise, fantastic job!

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  6. You did a really good job!I think you really depicted your photographers photos really well. I really enjoyed the variety of images

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  7. I really like the black and white, like you said it gives them an eerie vibe

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  8. Great job at on these photos. The black and white is very balanced.

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  9. These are nice photos, but some of them I'm not sure give off the "eerie" vibe you keep talking about. I think the subjects need to be more random and weird like Lyons' were if you're trying to imitate his style.

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