Final Statement
Michael T. Robinson 4/20/19 Digital Photography Artist Statement The main focus of my work is to show the ways we humans view and treat nature. Historically, I want to look at how we treat nature from both a positive and negative prospective. We humans either don’t mow our grass or mow it too low to the point it’s just dirt, we leave our trash out anywhere & don’t pick it up, making our backyard or neighborhood look like a garbage dump. We leave old equipment outside to get rusty, leaving it in a junkyard, doing nothing with it. On the other hand, we humans sometimes take care of nature by planting flowers, making our house look presentable. Like, flowers growing near the house sort of like your typical suburbs. If you went in the suburb area you’d see their grass is green as a NFL football field & the flowers are newly grown or put into the grown. The grass almost looks like turf from a football fiel...
Hey Mike, I really like the work you've done here. The first one with the water fountain going with invisible hands is a pretty cool effect. I also like the one where you are holding the phone, but I do see some spots where the background doesn't align perfect. Overall though, these are all cool scenes and you did some good work here.
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ReplyDeleteWell, the first of these images (the water fountain) looks pretty good and is believable. However, the other two are showing signs of having been rushed. In the image of the seated model, there are areas where portions of clothing are translucent so that the background can be seen through them. There are also areas where you didn't completely clean up the remnants of background from your model layer. The third one...Mike, you can do better and you know you can. I'm sure you are well aware of everything wrong with that image.
Mike, I love the water fountain image. The reconstruction of this looks pretty believable from a distance. The third photo looks okay but some portions just seem a little off. Overall enjoyed looking at all of your work. Good job changing the scene for each one!
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