Rosalie Dierking Week 8



In my backyard there is a fence that catches the sun well during certain parts of the day. Light shines through the a few cracks in the fence in a pretty way. I love how the background with the trees is illuminated while the front of the fence has stayed shadowed. The trunk of the tree has also remained quite dark. Everything contrasts each other nicely! I also really like the different colors and textures that there are with the trees. The pockets of blue sky that show are fun. It's interesting to look at the different ways the tree is letting light through.

 -Rosie

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  1. karyndlawrenceMarch 19, 2019 at 10:29 PM

    Lovely! I love how the tree feels super brightly lit while the fence is showing a dark side sine it's being backlit. Love the slats in the fence! Feels like the Unseen Hand set in a way! (Only prettier with more trees ;) Nice commentary and descriptions!

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  2. Donovan DecMarch 23, 2019 at 9:27 AM

    Yep. The back light through dense leaves look is super cool. Has texture.

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  3. Dane GbrayesMarch 23, 2019 at 8:29 PM

    I really like the shine through the fences they seem like little pockets of hope or tiny pebbles

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