If you could grow up in any era, when would it be?
I would like to grow up in the future because I'm optimistic that we will be closer to a utopian society then a dystopian society. I believe there will be amazing technology that will help people cure diseases and live longer, happier lives.
I love the way you incorporated light painting into your image response. It really builds to the futuristic theme.
ReplyDeleteThese are great pictures I really like the use of light paintings. I also think that the second picture is a great example of how to effective use the rule of thirds.
ReplyDeleteI love the light painting aspect of this picture as well as the black and white. I don't think it really has a futuristic feel though. To me it feels more down to earth and simple. I really like this style of photography, but maybe not with robot.
ReplyDeleteI like how you used the rule of thirds with the robot in the second photo. I also like the use of light painting to help with the futuristic look
ReplyDeleteThe second image is my favorite of the two. It is really pleasing to the eye and the lights add a beautiful touch to the image. I also really like how the image is in black and white. It brings out the light streaks really well. Great work!
ReplyDeletescattered light painting was an AWESOME way to convey the future, an idea I know you struggled with coming up with ideas. It gives it a very electrical feel, which most people think of when they think of technology advances in the future. good work megan!
ReplyDeleteI love how you incorporated light painting into your picture. I think it gives it a very futuristic feel!!
ReplyDeleteI like the robot! I know taking pictures of this time period is hard, but you did a great job! The light painting is a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteI think you portrayed your answer in a very creative way. The light painting was a great idea, it makes me think of the future. You had a pretty tough answer to express but I think you did a good job with it!
ReplyDeleteThe retro robot with the combination of lines creates a cohesive photograph. The fact that you are putting yourself in the future with a retro robot is amusing.
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