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I like this photo because I think it is framed well. The two flowers in the background are in-between the slots in the gate, and the bottom flower, at the front of the image, is the one in docs as opposed to the top flower. The neutral tones in this photograph are pleasing, and the yellow gives the picture a bit of life. If I were to retake this picture, I would not have the sunflowers (in the front) centered

This photo would look like it was taken in a luscious field if I could crop the parking lot out of the top left.  I love how the photo is framed, and the blue on the tiny flowers compliments the yellow on the sunflower, which a tiny bee has landed on. I like how the photo is overexposed in the back because it draws attention to the front of the image.

This is a picture of my partner Aubrey. I like the contrast between her and the background, and the her eyes stand out from the blue wall. I should have taken the photo from a lower angle, and the camera is focused on her hair, not her face. However, I chose this photo because it looks high resolution, and the colours in Aubrey's eyes are beautiful.

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