Portfolio Review

Portfolio Review

• Uni vs Home life

Positives:

• Very clear images/ good quality

• Paints an image of their life at home an uni

Negatives:

• Quite bland colour pallet

• No set order so can be confusing to work out what represents what

Positives:

• Allows the viewer to almost make their own assumptions about what the photos are showing

• Collective of images works well as it’s a full body of work rather than really jumpy between the images

Negatives:

• Very dark

• Quite confusing as to what it’s about

• The borders take away the effect from the image.

Positives:

• Effective way of presenting the images in the sleeves

• Sophisticated way of laying out the images trying all different ways to see what works well.

• Beautiful and clear portraits of the subjects used

• Outfits are really eye catching in a lot of the full body portraits.

Negatives:

• Some images aren’t as clear as others needed more time spent correcting and quality of some are poor.

• Too many layouts can get confusing

• Location of photos are quite plain

• Bit confusing as to how some of the images correlate

Positives:

• Amazing quality of images

• Spent a lot of time editing and it has payed off on the images themselves

• Beautiful way of displaying the images

• Colour balance is spot on making the images stand out

Negatives:

• Some have borders and some don’t

• A lot going on and makes it confusing as to what it’s about

• Needed to spend more time improving the actual layout and post production of the portfolio rather than just the images

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