September 06, 2010

Photo Series #4

Architecture + Portraits


This week while I was going through the rest of my photographs from the little Denver trip a few weeks ago, I noticed that a lot of them had very interesting architectural angles, lines, curves, symmetry, and whatnots that were in the background of, or surrounding, the person I was photographing, making the photos much more engaging. So, the ones I chose were the ones I felt had the most architectural feel to them, along with being good shots of the subject as well.

The list is kind of a big one this time (10 photos!), so just bear with me.


#1


#2


#3


#4


#5


#6


#7


#8


#9


#10


Whew! There it is. Let me know what you think!!

Until next time,
Peace

<3

11 comments:

  1. Number 8 ! Number 8 is sick as, Depth of field really gets my heart pumping!

    x
    Corianda

    p.s Was it ELO that you and your friends saw? Cos I just heard on the radio a guy from that band died in a freak accident involving a hay bale! WOAH.
    http://corianda-corianda.blogspot.com

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  2. They're all fabulous, but I think my favorites are #2 (LOVE that phonebooth! So cool!) & #3 (The combination of light and shadow has a really nice effect.) :)

    http://candicesstories.blogspot.com/

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  3. i adore the last photo for interestingness.

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  4. I agree w/ #8... i bet if u crop the top of it the subject will look like he's in that wall...

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  5. 2, 4, and 9. They are all gorgeous. I'm going to make you take pictures at my wedding (don't worry. It won't be for a while.).

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  6. Lovely! I have to jump on the #8 train as well...

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  7. i really like #9, the stairs lead the eye right to the subject. Also #8, there's a great perspective there.

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  8. I like number 7 the best baby. But all these pictures are awesome. The one on the stairs is cool.

    These photos empower your subject in a way. They humanize him to a great extent. They reflect power.

    http://arealgoodblog.blogspot.com

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  9. Number 9 and number 10 do it for me, although they are all great! :)

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  10. do you practice the art of building? check me out friend.

    http://goodmusak.blogspot.com/

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