The comments made by the tutor were very constructive and although harsh at times I considered them to be a fair assessment of my work. To that end I have attempted to make the changes suggested and improvements where I thought appropriate.
For the CURVE shot I have utilised a shot of a curved structure that has more emphasis on the curves. It was shot in a tranquillity garden.
My original DIAGONAL picture had a poor relationship with the background with distractions all through the shot. I have altered the picture with light room to remove the background distractions in particular I have made it a much closer cropped shot.
I have left the DISTINCT IF IRREGULAR SHAPE shot unchanged.
The HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL original shot was a poor quality photograph with little interest, To that end I have selected another shot of some vegetables. This a more natural less contrived shot of horizontal and vertical lines and in retrospect I much prefer it.
For the two IMPLIED TRIANGLES I have removed the distractions in the background by primarily re-cropping the photographs.
For the PATTERN shot I have taken the tutor advice and made the photograph Black and White in order to take away form the colour and form of the flower. I think that it is a partially successful technique, the pot is still a distraction,however it I definitely believe that it does emphasis the pattern to a greater extent.
For the RHYTHM shot I have just attempted to remove the black cables from the left hand side of the shot by altering the crop.
The SEVERAL POINTS IN A DELIBERATE SHAPE was the hardest photograph for me to capture. My original did not meet the brief and subsequent attempts were not a lot better. In the end I have settled for an unusual tree that has various points within it's shape. I have made the photograph black and white to take away from the colour of the tree.
Both the tutor and I were content with the last two shots, SINGLE POINT and TWO POINTS. I have included them in this post for completeness. I did attempt unsuccessfully to remove the burnt out sky form the second shot.
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