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Hi Larissa! I think your photos are great on their own, but a few of them don't fit the purpose of the assignment all that well, specifically the second and fifth image. I recognize you utilized Professor Alexander's advice to shoot out-of-focus for negative space, however I feel that the way the photo is taken makes it hard to discern what the negative space is. If you were to take an out-of-focus photograph with more contrasting colors, then I think that would work better. For your fifth image, I can see that the ducks (or whatever animal that is) is the subject and the water is the negative space, however since you can barely see the animals, they kind of just get lost in the picture. I think that if you zoomed in more or took a closer photo of the animals then it would be easy to see the negative space against the subjects.
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