The pictures that Miguel took were outstanding. The pictures reflect each individuals lifestyle and it also hints the kind of person they are. With Trey, he looks like he is an athletic guy who has a lot of potential not just in sports but also in education. He looks like he is confident that with the proper way of thinking about the out look of life he can accomplish anything. The picture of Alan makes him look like a person who works hard for the things he wants in life. He also looks like he is content with things that has been bestowed upon him. He looks happy and is very approachable, does not judge others just by their looks, and looks like he would actually try to get to know anyone. With Miguel's third picture Tom, he looks like he has been around. He looks like he is wise and knows the saying "I've seen it all" and actually is serious! The fourth picture Nancy, looks like she is a sweet girl who tries to grab any opportunity she could get to accomplish what she wants in life. The fifth picture Chris, he looks like he enjoys his job and he looks like he is willing to help anyone who needs his help.
The cons of the pictures taken by Miguel were the the way his level are distributed in the picture. It is clear on the first picture with Trey. The picture looks "too" green, I don't know if he intentionally did that or it was a mistake, but it also feels like it added to the "oompf" of the picture. Another "mistake" that I noticed were that the pictures did not follow the rule of thirds. The subject is in the center of the picture, I do not mind that it is like that, but I don't know if the teacher is specific about that. The last flaw that I've encountered was that almost all the pictures were shot indoor. The assignment said that we needed to take pictures outdoors. Once again, I did not mind the setting of the pictures. I thought the pictures were amazing, and are unique, but we needed to follow instructions. To me however, not everything has to be followed as long as it is a good shot and is worth the experience then some rules are just meant to be broken. Sometimes you just have to step out of line and do your own thing. Whatever makes you comfortable, and what makes you; you.
