I think that this picture emulates the style of Aaron Feaver because it uses natural light in a unique way and has a model in it. The way that it doesn't emulate Feaver's style is that it doesn't show the models face and doesn't have a whole lot of emotion in the model, although it could bring emotions of happiness to the viewer.
This picture, again uses natural surroundings to convey a story. It doesn't have the style of Feaver because it doesn't show the face of the model.
This somewhat emulates Feaver's style because of the use of light and the emotion conveyed in the eyes, although the model isn't directly looking at the camera.
This emulates Feaver's style because it show a model doing something in a natural surrounding.
I really like this picture because of the use of colors. I accidentally set the shutter speed higher, so it created a double exposure effect.
I think this picture emulates Feavers style the most out of all my pictures because the model is faced towards the camera and has an emotion of happiness. I also really like the soft pastel like colors, an touch of graininess the film camera created.
I think this emulates Feaver's style because of the emotion conveyed in the model and the vibrant colors of the mural. I also really like how the film leak from the film accidentally being exposed to the sunlight turned out. Aaron Feaver also frequently used film cameras because he likes how its always a surprise how the picture will turn out.
I like how this picture, turned out a lot, although it doesn't look like an Aaron Feaver picture. I edited the colors in this and it looks almost like its snowing in the background. This was taken with a film camera, like Aaron Feaver uses.
