I like the pictures. Especially since you used different colors and illumination. There are bright and colorful pictures such as the last picture, and pretty dark ones, such as the fourth one. It is as if you/your pictures show the course of time: the fifth picture for example reminds me of pictures my grandma showed me. They are old, yellowed...but they include a story and remind of old times. Contrary, the next one really shocked me, when I see this picture I always have to think of contaminated coastlines. I cannot exactly say why, probably because of the harsh, "unnatural" color and the can, also "unnatural," totally out of place. So for me, your pictures combine history and present, nature, animals and human (and the influence we have on nature). Great job, you really have an eye for it! :-)
i like the fact that you were able to capture some of the muck and guck at the edge of the pond, the waste these animals produce cannot be naturally assimilated back into the surrounding area under the current layout and it somehow seems natural to go to a duck pond and see it crusty with poop. not that that was the focus of your pictures, they were very pretty.
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I like the pictures. Especially since you used different colors and illumination. There are bright and colorful pictures such as the last picture, and pretty dark ones, such as the fourth one. It is as if you/your pictures show the course of time: the fifth picture for example reminds me of pictures my grandma showed me. They are old, yellowed...but they include a story and remind of old times. Contrary, the next one really shocked me, when I see this picture I always have to think of contaminated coastlines. I cannot exactly say why, probably because of the harsh, "unnatural" color and the can, also "unnatural," totally out of place. So for me, your pictures combine history and present, nature, animals and human (and the influence we have on nature). Great job, you really have an eye for it! :-)
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