jenny’s creative work 1

Posted on October 5, 2011 by jennylee

7 thoughts on “jenny’s creative work 1”

Manal Janati on October 7, 2011 at 5:53 pm said:

First I must say that you have a real talent for taking photos. Is this a hobby of yours? I definitely loved that the angles at which you took the pictures varied throughout. The picture of the mushroom is phenomenal because it makes me feel that the mushroom is of larger size than it actually is. The contrast between nature and the city connected the photos as a whole because the nature photos are very bright and inviting. While, the city photos show the dirty ocean water and the concrete buildings which are of darker hues and colors. All of your pictures are very artistic and I really admire your courage to take pictures of other people because that is something I personally would not be able to do.
Johanna Mattsson on October 7, 2011 at 7:20 pm said:

I was wondering the same thing, Manal! Is photography a hobby of yours? Your pictures are really cool, they came out so well! I love how your pictures are detailed, revealing a close image of what you were taking a picture of. In the image of the mushrooms, for example, you can clearly see the texture of the mushroom, which I thought was really cool! I also loved the pictures of the bug and the picture of the bee because it is truly an art to be able to take a picture of such fast moving animals. Nice work!
Mariama Gueye on October 8, 2011 at 12:23 am said:

I love how everything feels so alive and tangible in your photos its like I can breath in that sky or feel the foam of the water. I really like the natural theme and how you capture it untagged or modified.Thumbs up haha I hope your haikus are equally successful and continue to show us the crispness of reality that you pictures did.
Abhishek Kastiya on October 9, 2011 at 1:09 am said:

You are an amazing photographer! I like how you focus in on things that everything sees on a daily basis and I think that this allows us to interpret those things by themselves. I feel like you can tell your whole journey to Baruch through your pictures which I find very interesting.
Asya Romanova on October 9, 2011 at 3:01 am said:

You’ve a great eye. And your pics are so alive and optimistic! Even evening photo is shining, don’t know how do you do it, but that’s great.
I didn’t recognize the park at first, I used to think about it as a somehow shodowy place, but it’s not anymore after a view of yours. amazing!
jennylee on October 9, 2011 at 3:30 am said:

thanks a lot for the comments, everyone! haha, i would never call myself a photographer but i tried my best ^^
Josh Gross on October 11, 2011 at 3:20 pm said:

Of all the different arrangement of pictures and display I found yours the most striking and complete. It is quite obvious that you have a keen eye for color and moment, complementing the two in a almost perfect harmony. I really loved the diversity of your photos and the different landscapes they are presented on. Clearly, you chose your daily commute into the city as the underlying theme of the pictures, but that is a rather subtle quality to the composition which could not necessarily be perceived with the named eye. You have an amazing ability to supplant life and animation into a still-life, without relinquishing all that makes reality so fast pace and well; real. Meaning you capture moment of time while illustrating their very real qualities as living being, and it as if they never stopped moving to allow you to take your picture.