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Winter Portfolio

Winter Portfolio
I think that my project has definitely gotten better ever since I first started. I started to try to get more color in my photos, and have those colors create abstract shapes. I also tried to keep a balance of light in my photos because I did not want the viewer's eye to draw too far out to a place where there's too much light. I also learned that things that emit color are better to take pictures of than objects that just have color in them. I tried to make my photos very simplistic too, and this makes the viewer calm. I'm really proud of how my project has turned out.














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