In Liz' photos the one I liked the most was the cat picture, I loved how the white blends with the background and on the upper part the blurry greens give it a very intimate feeling. Mostly all white, the nose of the cat in pink gives the picture that touch of color needed for the assignment. The other one I liked was a little white box, grey background and a green figure that gave the picture a nice focal point. in those pictures the focus, the depth of field and the color arrangement were great. She asked what could be done to improve so we talked about the elevator light and the sort of bubble gum pictures that the focus was a little blurry, and the depth of field was not used correctly, I mean the main subject was a little out of focus and the foreground was clear (this happened in both)
Enrique's pictures were varied, very colorful, the one with the stickers was full of different colors, very well focused, he uses aperture and speed to his advantage, at first I thought it was too much color (I remembered your comment of the vomit of color) but looking closely it made sense, they matched.
I liked the depth of the parking place, though the car I would have erased, it bothered me, the rest was great composition, subdued color, good focus, good picture. The one of the flowers was very well lighted, the color was sharp and bright and the background worked well being out of focus. I also liked the door with the graffiti, the sides of the door with what seemed to be bones worked very well for the composition, to give your eyes a rest from all the colors in the door.
I gess there are great pictures around the class, I wish the projector worked better to see everybody's work.
