Thank you so much Andrew, I'm really glad you like the curation! I really enjoy poppy colors, both in-sequence and between each photographer. Roei, Mark, and Bradley all make so much good work.
That's a good point Andrew. Mark and Bradley all have a very unanimous color palette in their work. Roei has more contrast in comparison, but it still feels connected because he has consistent color changes from image to image.
Some very good photos. I like the way Roei dropped the ocean scene into his series for relief from the tension created by several of the other photos. Marc’s use of color in his series creates a realistic mood of the place, and I like the irony in several of Bradley’s photos.
Me too Greg, I quite like that seascape too. You described its function perfectly, it definitely acts as a relief from his tauter compositions. It also adds to the visual storytelling of Roei's overall work, especially his focus on land and borders.
That tank photo was unexpected 😆 Great selections!
Haha I know right?! Thank you Jakub!
I agree Jakub, that one is wild! I'm happy to hear you liked the feature.
Great curation on these, and great photos from the photographers! All 3 use consistent color across their images to great effect.
Thank you so much Andrew, I'm really glad you like the curation! I really enjoy poppy colors, both in-sequence and between each photographer. Roei, Mark, and Bradley all make so much good work.
That's a good point Andrew. Mark and Bradley all have a very unanimous color palette in their work. Roei has more contrast in comparison, but it still feels connected because he has consistent color changes from image to image.
Love the curation and sequencing here as well. Beautiful work and thanks for showing it!
Thank you Pete, that means a lot to hear!
Some very good photos. I like the way Roei dropped the ocean scene into his series for relief from the tension created by several of the other photos. Marc’s use of color in his series creates a realistic mood of the place, and I like the irony in several of Bradley’s photos.
Me too Greg, I quite like that seascape too. You described its function perfectly, it definitely acts as a relief from his tauter compositions. It also adds to the visual storytelling of Roei's overall work, especially his focus on land and borders.