https://www.behance.net/gallery/44880871/ESCAPE
After viewing the photos contained in the link above, answer the following questions using complete sentences.
How is Shur’s attempt at portrait work different from other portrait work that you have seen? How does she use color in these images to get moods or feelings across? How does Shur use framing in these images? What ideas do you get for your own work?
The photographer used a lot of cool colors, to make it look gloomy. Maybe a little sad too. There are a few photos though that have warmer colors that are quite elegant. It is also a nice touch with the water too thats a big part of the photo.
Shur’s work is different from the standard portrait work due to the emphasis on just the face, as well as creating eerie moods with color and composition. The colors are less happy and bright, and generally moodier, like blue, or dark red. Because of this, the photos are introspective and a little creepy. The use of framing is pretty creative, with the liquid being the frame. The model is being framed by it. For my own work, I want to try similar portrait work with creepy aesthetics and dark, thoughtful moods.
He used water and the lighting is different which makes the water look different and makes it look more foggy instead of clear so we only see her face. The colors that are used make me think she’s like drowning and is deep in something and can’t get out. He uses framing by using the water which covers most of her body except her face. I get the idea of using framing and working with something that makes one thing standout.
Shur’s attempt at portrait work is different from other portrait work that i’ve seen because it mostly just shows her face, its take really close and a lot of color is used. The colors make the image feel calming and surreal Shur uses the water to frame the subject. I get the idea to use different framing devices and get up close in my own work.
Shur added a lot of color to the images and also added emotion. The photographer makes the focus be on the subject. They use part of the models hair and place it on her face to make a frame around her. I can add colors and frame to my images.
How is Shur’s attempt at portrait work different from other portrait work that you have seen?
– There’s some type of emotional connection in these photos.
How does she use color in these images to get moods or feelings across?
– Making focus on the subject only.
How does Shur use framing in these images?
– Water and different types of light, and framing the subject with their hair.
What ideas do you get for your own work?
– I can have a more emotional connection between the subject and the portrait.
Water? I don’ know… I just get weirded out. Water? None.
How is Shur’s attempt at portrait work different from other portrait work that you have seen?
Its close up and the person isnt always looking at the camera
How does she use color in these images to get moods or feelings across?
By changing the color we can think that the person is in danger or simply relaxing
How does Shur use framing in these images?
She uses a fog affect around the women’s face.
What ideas do you get for your own work?
use my tools in photoshop.
Shur added a lot of color to the images and also added emotion. The photographer makes the focus be on the subject. They use part of the models hair and place it on her face to make a frame around her. I can add colors and frame to my images.
The photographer used a lot of cool colors, to make it look gloomy. Maybe a little sad too. There are a few photos though that have warmer colors that are quite elegant. It is also a nice touch with the water too thats a big part of the photo.
all of theses pictures have so much going on with all the colors
and they have a type of theme and there is lot of emotion in all of the photographs
this makes me want to use framing in my pictures more
How is Shur’s attempt at portrait work different from other portrait work that you have seen? How does she use color in these images to get moods or feelings across? How does Shur use framing in these images? What ideas do you get for your own work?
It is very up close and there is a lot of color with effects. I believe the colors play with your emotions and set the tone for the portraits. The hair seems to be part of the framing and the effects along with it. The ideas I get is adding more color to my photos and effects.
How is Shur’s attempt at portrait work different from other portrait work that you have seen?
– I feel like there is some sort of emotional connection in these photos.
How does she use color in these images to get moods or feelings across?
– Making the focus, “focus” on the main subject
How does Shur use framing in these images?
The water and different lighting
What ideas do you get for your own work?
I can get a deeper connection between the subject and the rest of my photo
How is Shur’s attempt at portrait work different from other portrait work that you have seen?
– It’s different because it has a lot of colors with glitters on her face
How does she use color in these images to get moods or feelings across?
– She uses water which makes it look very refreshing?
How does Shur use framing in these images?
– She uses different colors of water/liquid
What ideas do you get for your own work?
– …
Shur’s attempt at portrait work has differences from other portrait works that I have seen, the photographs are oddly intimate and beautiful. The colors she uses in these images gives moods or feelings when viewing, like pinks and blues to give a sense of liveliness. Shur uses fog and water to frame in these images. These photos are very beautiful and enchanting, this style would make a good cover photo for a t.v. show or drama.
its a different style, i feel like in some of these pictures she looks dead. the photographer uses her hair and i believe that’s colored water to frame this woman’s face. i think the colors used create a mood of being dead or alive. i could do unusual framing techniques.
Added emotion and color to it. the colors bring out the image. Uses the models hear to cover their faces and the water also. doing close up pictures and use colors to bring out emotions.
How is Shur’s attempt at portrait work different from other portrait work that you have seen? its not just traditional portrait it has more visual things in it. How does she use color in these images to get moods or feelings across? the blue gives like a calm feeling. How does Shur use framing in these images? she uses fog to frame their faces. What ideas do you get for your own work? none
How is Shur’s attempt at portrait work different from other portrait work that you have seen? the colors are nice in the picture and the framing on it
Shur’s work is different from the standard portrait work because of the emphasis on just the face, as well as creating eerie moods with color and composition. The colors aren’t very happy and bright, but are generally moodier, like blue, or dark red. Because of this, the photos are introspective and a little creepy. The use of framing is pretty creative, with the liquid being the frame. The model is being framed by it. For my own work, I want to try similar portrait work with creepy aesthetics and dark, thoughtful moods