Hi, Alex! Great images, I love the exploration of times of day and the different moods they bring. I really enjoy the way that you arranged the images. What I noticed first is that the focal point goes from right to center to left as you travel down the images. There are certain pictures where this is more prominent than others though, and I wish there was more for the eye to focus on in the first image. I think it would be interesting if the series of images progressed from darkest to lightest, but I also like the way it goes from artificial light, to a pinpoint of artificial light in the center, to abundant natural light at the end. The story is cool to follow. I like how the horizon line from image to image is very consistent. It's a nice way to draw connections from image to image. I think the last image is my favorite. The colors in the sky are so calming and the parking lot lines lead your eye back. And the focal point of the person sitting and looking into the distance raises a lot of questions for me and convinces me to keep looking. Very nice work! I hope you had fun working on this.
Hi, Alex! Great images, I love the exploration of times of day and the different moods they bring. I really enjoy the way that you arranged the images. What I noticed first is that the focal point goes from right to center to left as you travel down the images. There are certain pictures where this is more prominent than others though, and I wish there was more for the eye to focus on in the first image. I think it would be interesting if the series of images progressed from darkest to lightest, but I also like the way it goes from artificial light, to a pinpoint of artificial light in the center, to abundant natural light at the end. The story is cool to follow. I like how the horizon line from image to image is very consistent. It's a nice way to draw connections from image to image. I think the last image is my favorite. The colors in the sky are so calming and the parking lot lines lead your eye back. And the focal point of the person sitting and looking into the distance raises a lot of questions for me and convinces me to keep looking. Very nice work! I hope you had fun working on this.
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