Rina Torchinsky - Top Ten

I really like this shot because of the orange light on her face and in the background. I also like that you're able to read some of her shirt. I also think this photo has some depth to it. This was one of the most exciting places to take photos because I had to be constantly adjusting the camera to keep up with the changing lights. 

This is one of my favorite shots because of the use of light and the way that the guitars mirror each other diagonally. I like that there's green light in the back and a yellow shine on the guitar. I also think it's an example one of my stronger compositions, especially in a photo with a deeper depth of field. 

I like the way that everyone is naturally arranged around the piano in this photo. I like that the piano is visual and the way that you can sort of garner individual expressions and group cohesion.

This is one of my favorite shots because I felt it was the first time I truly captured raw emotion. I think this photo tells the story of Goldberger's passion for music.

I like his photo because your eyes can follow the neon green. It's on his face, in the girl's hair, and floating in the hair as it descends. I think this is a really candid friendship.

This photo carries a very different energy than the former. This photo is very human. It's not necessarily a photo that any of them would like. It seems like they're all in their own world, which contrasts with some of  my other shots. 

I like this photo because of the shallow depth of field and because of the way that the paper curls. I think this photo is more interesting in the context of the collection since it sheds light on the reality of voting and canvassing. 

I like this shot because of the catch light in her hair. I think it frames her head really nicely. I like that she's not making a simple smile here.

I like this photo because I think it communicates a lot of information even though it still seems ambiguous. The window captures the reflection of some of the surroundings, like the Capital One sign. The buildings on the far left also contribute to this. I think that the rainbow flag in the window also presents more information. 

I really like the angle of this photo. I think it's interesting that her arm is most in focus but even her face is a little blurred which emphasizes the board and the chalk in her hand.

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