https://www.behance.net/gallery/36490187/ON-HIS-OWN
After viewing the photos in the above link, answer the following questions using complete sentences?
What visual element does the viewer follow through each image? How does this change as we look through all of the photos? What sort of a journey does the viewer go on? What ideas do you get for your own work after viewing these images as far as following one visual element?
The common visual element that ties the photos together is the single person in each, oftentimes a near-silhouette. The differences are how silhouette-y they are, what they are doing, distance as well as the environment they are in. The journey that the viewer goes on is very cerebral and self-reflective. For my own work, I want to try and do something similar with a person interacting with their environment in some way to explore similar emotional themes.
What visual element does the viewer follow through each image? space. How does this change as we look through all of the photos? the way its presented with more space than others when focusing on the human making it catch the eye more. What sort of a journey does the viewer go on? different settings around the world and building tops. What ideas do you get for your own work after viewing these images as far as following one visual element? to find different settings for my pictures besides around school.
The photographer makes a good effect of being alone, kinda makes it seem like an Apocalypse happened and that person is the last one on earth. All the pictures make it seem like they crossed the globe in search for a person they couldn’t find.
In each image the subjects are centered and change setting in each image. The size of the subject also changes. Sometimes it’s some what big or little. In each image it shows the subject moving from setting to setting and each setting is different. I get the idea of going on an adventure and capturing the journey.
Each image has a similar color scheme and has a person in it. As we look through the photos the person in the image is in a different situation and position but usually in the middle. It gives me the idea to use similar colors in all of my images in a series and show a journey through them.
There is a lot of leading lines going on in most of the images and that usually catches the viewers eye. The lines are pretty much made by nature or itself. I think i can add lines to make catch the viewers eye
What visual element does the viewer follow through each image? How does this change as we look through all of the photos? What sort of a journey does the viewer go on? What ideas do you get for your own work after viewing these images as far as following one visual element?
There’s always a person in the photo with a lot of lines and different landscapes. The viewer focuses on the person at first and then the landscape. I think I could add leading lines in my photos.
There is a lot of leading lines going on in most of the images and that usually catches the viewers eye. The lines are pretty much made by nature or itself. I think i can add lines to make catch the viewers eye
These photos are making a really cool effect, almost like the photographer intended to make the person or subject so small and make the earth seem so big. They change through by changing the size of the subject and the angles they’re shot at.
There is a lot of leading lines going on in most of the images and that usually catches the viewers eye. The lines are pretty much made by nature or itself. I think i can add lines to make catch the viewers eye
Each picture contains someone walking, almost the exact same color as well. Throughout the photos, it has their own style to it. Like the lighting, and editing, also the buildings/areas that they’re in. For my own work, I want to include the same idea/object but have different types of editing and background in the photos.
The visual element that the viewer follows through each image, is a single person in the background of the photo. This changes as we look through all of the photos, by the distance of the subject and the perspective of the camera. The journey that the viewer goes on is one of solidarity and loneliness. I like how the portraits are of the people but you can’t see their faces nor race.
What visual element does the viewer follow through each image? How does this change as we look through all of the photos? What sort of a journey does the viewer go on? What ideas do you get for your own work after viewing these images as far as following one visual element?
Each image has a point of interest which is shown by all the people in each photo and how it centers to them. Each person in the photos are either positioned in a certain place, or doing a specific activity. The viewer sees something different in each photo with a different landscape. I am thinking of doing a photo of a certain landscape with one person far away.
What visual element does the viewer follow through each image?
he focuses on a small object in a big view.
How does this change as we look through all of the photos? What sort of a journey does the viewer go on? What ideas do you get for your own work after viewing these images as far as following one visual element?
What visual element does the viewer follow through each image?
The person
How does this change as we look through all of the photos?
there placed in different places
What sort of a journey does the viewer go on?
it takes them through
What ideas do you get for your own work after viewing these images as far as following one visual element?
Put a theme in my pictures
What visual element does the viewer follow through each image? The color schemes for each photo are different, the images also have leading lines everywhere, and they really really get the viewers attention.
How does this change as we look through all of the photos? Each photo has a different color scheme and different location.
What sort of a journey does the viewer go on? The journey that the viewer goes on is very cerebral and self-reflective.
What ideas do you get for your own work after viewing these images as far as following one visual element? For my own work, I want to try and do something similar with the person levitating but in the forest or open field.
what visual element is common through all the photos? all the pictures have symmetry through out the pictures there always a big object above the small objects
what journey does the viewer have ? might be wondering why they were at that place in the first place
theses make me want to be more creative with my photographs
What visual element does the viewer follow through each image?
-Each image has a single person mostly in the center.
How does this change as we look through all of the photos?
-As I look through I can tell that each person is in a different view from different angles.
What sort of a journey does the viewer go on?
-Loneliness
What visual element does the viewer follow through each image? they are standing far away and looking into the distance and walking
What visual element does the viewer follow through each image? you focus on the tiny person in the large images. How does this change as we look through all of the photos? different locations. What sort of a journey does the viewer go on? im not sure. What ideas do you get for your own work after viewing these images as far as following one visual element? get a nice backgraound
i could almost apply myself to the situation or pretend I’m there taking the picture. i think this works because they all have familiar landscapes, and as the landscape changes so does my perspective. the changing landscapes also helps with this kinda journey because you Can put yourself in a bunch of different places, this gives me the idea to use big space and a small subject
The common visual element that ties the photos together is the single person in each, oftentimes a near-silhouette. One difference that occurs throughout the images is how silhouette-y they look, what they are doing, and also the environment they are in. The journey that the viewer goes on is very cerebral and self-reflective. Something I would want to try would be to try and do something similar with a person interacting with their environment in some way to explore similar emotional themes.