Landscape Photographers in depth

 Caroline Foster: 


   
1) The image is about the great outdoors of the winter. 

2) I like the scenery of  the picture, it is crazy to think places like this exist.

3) An element is color, it is a light white color with a nice deep blue. A principle of design is balance of all the colors and figures in the picture.

4)  She was born in New Zealand, but moved to Los Angeles and had a Masters degree in clinical Nutrition.

Chris Burkard: 

1) The image is about a road landscape.

2) I like how something so simple as a road can be so picture perfect.

3) An element is depth, the depth of the road. A principle is emphasis on the road.

4) He has worked with fortune 500 and was able to speak on TED. Also he lives close-ish in Pismo Beach.

Sooni Taraporevala: 


1) The image is about a group of people in what I would assume to be a village of sorts.

2) I like how all the people in the picture seem to be happy and shows you don't need all this technology to be happy.

3) An element is color the picture is black and white. A principle is emphasis in the people and could be mainly on the middle guy.

4) Sooni was one of India's first screenwriters that worked in the international space and wrote screenplays for HBO, Universal, Disney, and Warner Brothers.


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