Today I will be reviewing 4 shots that was took by my peers and comment on how it became my favorites.
First Blogger: Mimeo Workshop
I absolutely love this blog, as I scroll through her blogs, she kept a consistent theme and it’s clear just how much she adore her cat, and as a fellow cat lover, I totally get it! My favorite shots are definitely the full shot and the extreme close-up. They’re such a great contrast, and she clearly put in a lot of effort to highlight the differences. The full shot gives me a nice sense of the background, showing Meo hanging out inside and looking completely at ease in her surroundings. It’s a great way to see how comfortable and connected she feels with her environment. On the flip side, the extreme close-up shot is amazing because it zoom in on Meo’s eyes. While I don’t get much of the background, I’m captivated by how beautiful and expressive her eyes are. Meo might look a bit grumpy and sleepy, but her gaze really communicates her emotions.
Second Blogger: Fashion Queen's Club
I am totally in love and all of on how she puts in a lot of effort into both the shots and her makeup, and it really shows. Her shots' descriptions are so detailed and vivid, and it brings me a sense of present. Out of this post, my two favorite shots have to be the overhead shot and the over-the-shoulder shot. The overhead shot is incredible because it sets up a chaotic scene that really emphasizes the emotional state of the main character. It gives such a clear picture of why the character ends up where they do, and the details you’ve captured really draw me in. And the over-the-shoulder shot? I’m a huge fan of that one! I love how it captures a moment of loneliness, with the character reflecting on herself in the mirror. It’s so different from the usual dialogue shots and really makes me focus on the character’s actions and emotions. It adds a layer of unpredictability that keeps me hooked and wondering what’s coming next.
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