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My favorite picture is the lady on the bed. I like how we don’t really know if she is rocking back and forth and taken with a slow shutter speed or if she is a ghost.
My favorite photo would have to be the one of the person in the bed. I like this photo because i think the shutter speed affect makes it look cool because just the person moved and looks like a ghost.
I like the solitary cross in the snow. It seems so lonely and the color of the photo really reflects that.
My favorite image is the second one because I like how the sky kind of has an opening of light in it, like it’s an opening for the person that passed away to go into it to take them to a better place. I also like this picture because I like how the tree kind of serves as a frame for the cross.
My favorite photo from Douglas Stockdale is the 2nd one because I love the shading of the clouds.
I like the picture with the cross. It has a lot of meaning to it and is a picture you can lost in.
I like the 5th one. I like to ghost effect and the shadowing effect too.
My favorite photograph is the 5th picture, because, well when I first looked at it it really really cheeped me out cause it looked like a ghost, but then I really looked at it and saw that it was only a guy sitting on a bed rocking back and forth or something? And I really like that picture because I haven’t seen anything like it because it’s very creative.
I really like the picture of the guy in the bed that can’t sleep. It’s really cool how its like a ghost and kind of blurry but you can still see everything. I think ghost photos are cool because it makes you wonder how long the shutter speed was and how did they think of this.
I preferred staring at the image of the woman awake in bed. It made me think a lot of my mom. Not because she struggles with insomnia, but because she gets restless legs. So I really apprecitaed this one.