2/17/2019 HW - Photo Array

Trevor's AED 200 HW 2/17/19


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  1. Grace HoffmannMarch 8, 2019 at 1:03 PM

    You photos for color and proportion are beautiful! You clearly have a great eye for photography. I also enjoy the photo you used for movement; overall great compositions.

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  2. Durga DahalMarch 9, 2019 at 5:09 PM

    Your Images are really cool. It is very nice to see your photography skill. I find “pattern”, “color”, “texture” and “line” very amazing. Looking at the picture for “pattern”, I can tell it’s in Buffalo as I can see the city hall. And funny thing is that I know exactly where the picture is taken. And the image for “color” looks extremely nice; I wonder where it was taken.

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