Sunday, June 05, 2011

Dock

Annie G.
I took this picture on the Tacoma waterfront. It was about 11:00 and I used an 8 second shutter speed. I think that the colors could have been better, but I like the contrast and the way the lights look.

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

This is interesting to me. I like how the setting and the color contracts. It all blends in very well together. Also, the reflection of the lights in the water makes the photo a bit more interesting.
KS - FPHS

8:52 AM
Anonymous said...

I like how in this picture everything is an orangish color. I don’t like how everything blends in with eachother. I like how you can see the sun reflecting off the water.
-C.C. FPHS

9:03 AM
Anonymous said...

What I like about this Picher is the whey the seen looks like and the way the water looks blow the dock with the sun.

The element of composition was used is fore, middle, and backgrounds. The lighting looks good.

The mood I get is life is bountiful and you shouldn’t was it.

11:39 AM
Taylor H-HHS said...

I really like the way this picture looks! I like the depth of field that is created by taking the picture of the pier in a way that elongates it. It makes the pier look like it has some length instead of just taking the picture straight on. I also like the colors that you used. I feel like by using the same color range makes the picture feel real. Since the colors are similar, the darkness of the clouds in the sky really stands out and the lightness of the lights contrasts nicely. Lastly, I feel like this picture captures the overall aesthetics in a way that creates the mood of an erie dock late at night.

12:20 PM
Irfan said...

I like this picture because of the focus on the pier. For some reason i think the color just stands out and the different color lights in the middle that reflect on the water just look cool.

12:45 PM
Brandon T said...

I like the overall look of this photo. the color of it is nice and keeps the whole picture cohesive. I like the lighting on the water and the dark clouds above.

Brandon T.

11:46 AM

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