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Where does the magic lie in these photographs? Is Photoshop the answer? Or is it in the way these items are arranged? What happens when we go to long lengths to create a visual effect, when we put in the work of painstakingly arranging several objects like they do in these photographs? What could you take out of these photos to apply to your own photography?
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Where does the magic lie in these photographs?
The photographer physically moving and arranging the subjects in the photo.
Is Photoshop the answer?
No, I don’t think photoshop helps with the photo.
Or is it in the way these items are arranged?
Yes, it is the way they are arranged.
What happens when we go to long lengths to create a visual effect, when we put in the work of painstakingly arranging several objects like they do in these photographs?
It looks much better. Not digitally made, it looks generic, and real. I like how un-edited things look.
What could you take out of these photos to apply to your own photography?
Arranging things by color, size, shape, etc. makes photos look really cool. I want to try arranging something like this.
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Where does the magic lie in these photographs?
the shade difference in the colors
Is Photoshop the answer?
No because you can just find all the colors and sort them
Or is it in the way these items are arranged?
Yes the items are arranged by there colors
What happens when we go to long lengths to create a visual effect, when we put in the work of painstakingly arranging several objects like they do in these photographs?
It is a lot of work and takes time, it would be more difficult if the messed up some how
What could you take out of these photos to apply to your own photography?
The arrangement of the colors
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The photos have very vibrant colors and you can see the texture in the subjects. I think the way the items are arranged in the photos make them better. Using certain arrangements can make my photography better.
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Where does the magic lie in these photographs?
~ the magic lies in the organization of the subject and the color
Is Photoshop the answer?
~ i do not think photo shop was used to make the image like it is i think it may have been used to brighten the colors or give it the white back ground in some cases
Or is it in the way these items are arranged?
~ well its magical for people with OCD because everything is either color separated or lined up from biggest to smallest or in some way that a OCD person would put it
What happens when we go to long lengths to create a visual effect, when we put in the work of painstakingly arranging several objects like they do in these photographs?
~ When you finish working on the image you want to create it makes you feel good about yourself because you did all that work and created an amazing image and that is your reward
What could you take out of these photos to apply to your own photography?
~organization
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The magic in these photos is in the calm feeling of organization that everyone secretly obsesses over inside. As for Photoshop, I’m sure it wasn’t needed to make these photos. Just patience and concentration. When we make organized photos such as these, it gives everyone a sense of completeness, something is perfect and serene. What I can do to incorporate this into my photos is find something that looks like it can be organized and connect it to my own ideas.
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The verity of colors and patterns. I don’t believe its Photoshop It appears to be how the items are arrange and set up. Going a long ways away for creating an image is getting something different and unique. Creating a visual effect will catch the eyes of the viewers and make them think they have no life. But it creates a really cool image and a visual effect that would be good to keep in mind when taking pictures of my own.
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I believe that the Magic lies is the beautiful colors that is in one of the photos. I believe that there is a way of getting those type of photos I think all you need to do is just line up the different types of colors and match them. The photographer took time and effort into these photos by gathering all the colors and arranging them by colors. I think I would take and arrange color markers or color pencils and maybe arrange them.
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It lies in the colors and they way the photographer rearranged them how they want them arranged. Photoshop is not the answer it is the way the objects are arranged. You not only get a really cool photo but you also put work into the photo which makes it so much better. That if you put time and effort than you get get a cool photo and you feel more accomplished rather than if you were just to go eh okay.
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These photos are defiantly satisfying people’s slight ocd inside. Photoshop was not what made these photos stand out, but more so the organization of color. They seem to be organized in such a way such as over time, growth, and color. To incorporate this idea I am thinking of putting more into my photos, and organize/plan everything out, from colors, size etc.
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Where does the magic lie in these photographs? In the color coordination.
Is Photoshop the answer? I don’t think she used that much Photoshop in her images. I think it is more of how she arranged the products and the colors she chose.
What happens when we go to long lengths to create a visual effect, when we put in the work of painstakingly arranging several objects like they do in these photographs? You get better images and a better outcome.
What could you take out of these photos to apply to your own photography? Color coordination and the background colors to match the images i’m taking.
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I think the magic is shown in the vibrancy of the color and the use of lines in each photo. I think that Photoshop wasn’t the only thing that made the photos perfect, but I do believe like any photo that that the Photoshop emphasized the subjects and colors of the photo. The way the subjects were arranged is what really made a statement in these photographs.When we spend extra time focusing on the arrangement and not relying on Photoshop to do all the justice for the photos, you will make an even better photo and have you could use the Photoshop to just make the photo that much better.
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Where does the magic lie in these photographs?
In the way he organizes the photos.
Is Photoshop the answer?
No the photographer physically arranged the objects.
What happens when we go to long lengths to create a visual effect, when we put in the work of painstakingly arranging several objects like they do in these photographs?
You get a more precise image, but it loses its natural effect.
What could you take out of these photos to apply to your own photography?
Be more creative and precise with my photos depending on the challenge.
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I think it’s the way these items are arranged mostly color organized with the neat one after the other order.
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The magic comes from the vibrant colors within each and every object. No there is no Photoshop used in these photos. You get the more vibrant and precise photo other than the more natural effect. Just to be more considerate of what i take or consider good photos.
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Where does the magic lie in these photographs? the colors and arrangement.
Is Photoshop the answer? no.
Or is it in the way these items are arranged? yes
What happens when we go to long lengths to create a visual effect, when we put in the work of painstakingly arranging several objects like they do in these photographs? a better outcome of the photos.
What could you take out of these photos to apply to your own photography? more creative with different and bright colors and the way the objects are arranged.
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lately, I’ve noticed that almost all the warm ups have had really neat contrasting colors, which makes them pop. The photos probably already looked nice before ps, but ps probably enhanced the colors and improved the pictures. I could apply the arrangements and colors used in these photographs to make my own better.
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Where does the magic lie in these photographs? The magic lies in the beautiful colors and perfect arrangement of the objects.
Is Photoshop the answer? Or is it in the way these items are arranged? No I don’t think that Photoshop is the answer, more of the way the items are arranged. The colors go well together as well as the arrangement.
What happens when we go to long lengths to create a visual effect, when we put in the work of painstakingly arranging several objects like they do in these photographs? It could take waaaaay longer to edit and take these pictures more than having to just take a regular picture.
What could you take out of these photos to apply to your own photography? Make the colors in a certain arrangement so it looks like the object is fading or getting old/rotting. Make objects colorful so that it is more appealing to the eye.
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Where does the magic lie in these photographs?
The photographer put the object in colors
Is Photoshop the answer? Or is it in the way these items are arranged?
no its just the way the items are a ranged
What happens when we go to long lengths to create a visual effect, when we put in the work of painstakingly arranging several objects like they do in these photographs?
if you work hard and put a long time in a photo your photo will turn out great and how you want it to look
What could you take out of these photos to apply to your own photography?
when im taking pictures i should take my time and not rush it or its going to turn out blurry or something so i could take my time the next time
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the magic in these photos lie i believe in the range and contrast of colors being organized like in the fruity pebbles image and it is also shown in the effort made to organize them so seamlessly like in the picture showing the walnut. i believe that these images were made partly in Photoshop but the organizing of objects was most likely done in person, albeit time consuming. but when we go to such extreme lengths we remove the natural identity of something such as in the bowl of cereal, organizing them makes you recognize each and every color and piece on its own instead of mixed in bowl but it still makes for a good photo; organizing this way changes the way we may perceive an object. from this we could take insight into looking at things differently and then bringing to life those thoughts through images.
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It lies on the color, how amazing these colors look. I wouldn’t think so, It really doesn’t look photo shopped. The images becomes more colorful and great to look at. The arrangements, I could apply them into my photos when I take them.
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In these photographs the magic lies in how the photographer arranges and organizes the subjects in the image. Photoshop can enhance the color of the subjects but it isn’t as important as how the items were arranged. When we go long lengths to create a visual effect and put in the work like this photographer did, our photos will be more eye catching and you’ll just get better images overall. What I want to take out of these photos is that when you spend time to actually set up a photo and use patterns and colors to enhance it, the image will turn out better.
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the magic lies in the photographer moving things before taking the photo and lining them up, and choosing bright colors. i dont think photo was done so no Photoshop isn’t the answer, i thinks its more on how the items are arranged. It makes the photo turn out great, it kicks it up a notch. i could arrange props in my photos from now on
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IN these photos it is all about on how the photographer arranges all the differnt objects. Photoshop can make the colors pop and bring more attention to the eyes. the images become more colorful and more pleasing to the eye. These images really make me want to try and do something like this.
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