Top 10 Photos Julia Rosier


I like this photo because the background isn't too distracting and I like the fact that you can see that he is working. I also like how he isn't centered in the image because it makes it more appealing.

I like this photo because I think the lighting is really nice. I also like how it's close up so you're able to see that he is working but you can also see what he's doing.


I really like this photo because I like how you can see the two girls and the game they're looking at. I also really like the color scheme here because there's the balloons and the game and those colors sort of make it pop because the rest of the background is a little boring.


I like this picture because it's so simple. I think the background is simple and it doesn't take away from the girl. I also really like how you can see the stickers on her computer because it sort of tells you a little bit about her.


I like this photo because I think the color use is really nice and you can clearly see what she's looking for without being distracted.

I think this photo is interesting because I like how there's a student and the owner of the shop interacting. I also really like the color here because there's a lot of green in the background so the background isn't so distracting and you can really focus on the people.


I like this photo because it's one of the few photos I've taken this semester where the person isn't looking anywhere near the camera. I like the lighting in this photo and how you can see where she is on campus but the background isn't too distracting from her.
I like this picture because I think the use of color and composition are good. I also think that the lighting isn nice.


This photo is interesting because you can see more clearly than the photo above what he's doing. I also think it's cool that you can see the labels of the flavors because it pays attention to detail.
I like this photo because it shows the students in action. I also really like how you can see what they're doing and it's not them standing there and posing.


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