I'm sure everyone is well aware how stressful and anxiety ridden this semester has been. For myself personally, I am stuck between a rock and a hard place. I work at a nursing home in town, so when this all broke out I had to evaluate what was more important- exposing myself as a high risk individual, or taking a leave from my job and being broke, jobless, and unable to pay rent. The latter wasn't a viable option. There were so many points in this semester where I wanted to stop and give up, throw away all my classes and just lock myself in my house forever. Especially when my facility finally became exposed to COVID-19. It was hard to cope with all of this, I had only my partner to rely on. At some point me and my partner started to go for walks to clear our heads. There's something centering about acknowledging the smaller parts of the world around you. As I started to take photos, I was able to zoom in and recognize the smaller worlds that ...









I really like the photo of the kitchen. I think the many triangular shapes makes it very interesting. I think that maybe if the photo was straightened it might help to make the photo even better. I also really enjoy the photos of the clutter, the mass amount of objects makes the photos very interesting. I think that maybe cropping the one with the vhs's to get rid of the door frame would help the photo as well. The photo of Blazey playing with her hair is also really interesting! I wish her whole leg was in the photo if you decide to remake it.
ReplyDeleteI really like the chaotic feel that some of these images have. I am drawn to the Image of the kitchen as well. I like the way the objects in the scene play off of one another. I feel that if you took a step or two back so we could see even more of the space I think it would read better. Also your seventh image of the the girl sitting down is really intriguing because I can't quite tell what she is doing, again I think a step or two back would help.
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