Teagan McAvoy

Teagen, did you mean to submit this? If so, what element are you trying to convey? Composition? Depth of Field...?

Teagen, though I am not sure if you just took this photo in the last day so you had something to turn in... I do like both the composition and narrow depth of field in this photograph. The focus could be a bit sharper, but the link of chain is positioned nicely in the upper third of the frame. The narrow depth of field helps draw more attention to the subject.

I like this. The composition is well balances with a lot of interesting elements to the photo. One of things a photographer can do is "prune" elements (within reason) our of the photograph. In this case, It would have been fine to pull the green weed if it was something you didn't want in the image. I think it is a distracting element that pulls focus away from the leaf which I think is the primary subject of the image.

Compositionally speaking, I would shift the chain to either third of the frame. I think the earlier chain image did a better job of highlighting the interesting form and shape of the metal links.

The narrow depth of field effectively highlights your subject. The hanging chain is a distracting element to this photograph.

I like the composition, but you will need to move your focal point further out the image and use a smaller aperture (higher number like F22) to get everything in focus.

I like the narrow slice of wood detail. I could do without the blurred crotch shot at the end of the log. Glad you used a narrow depth of field here instead of a broad depth of field... ; )

Great image. Nice focus on the thorns. Nice composition and good use of a narrow depth of field.

Nice composition and use of a narrow depth of field, but again the assignment was to try to get as much as possible in focus with a small aperture.

Watch out for the leaning composition. This is better regarding the depth of field. Still a bit blurry in the background so you might need to adjust your focal point further into the image. Remember 1/3 in front, 2/3 behind.

Nice view. I though this interesting as well but the shot didn't have enough going for it for me to keep. Your exposure could be a little brighter and my eye wants a little more perspective on where the river in the lower part of the frame.

I like this image. A little dark, but getting better at reading your histogram will help that. I feel like I want a little more perspective on the wall so including a bit more in the lower right corner couldn't hurt, but this is a strong image.

I like you playing with the exposure here. Personally, I like this one better. The burned sagebrush skeletons stand out against the yellow grass better. It could be cropped down to include less sky...

Good composition. Nice depth of field. you could rotate the image a bit to make sure the concrete wall is truly horizontal and bump the exposure a bit in order to better make out the graffiti. Nice image.

Really cool image. It is a little dark and shows the opposite of what the assignment asked (F22 or higher to show a broad depth of field) but your use of a narrow depth of field and composition makes this a really engaging photograph.