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Project 2 McNair Evans: The States Project: California 4

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Project 2 McNair Evans: The States Project: California 4

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This photo is very similar to the first one, but this once agin kind of tells us about how ifferent all these people on this trip were and how interesting all of them were. Without even having words he makes you feel like you're talking to these interesting people.

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Project 2 McNair Evans: The States Project: California 3

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Project 2 McNair Evans: The States Project: California 3

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This photo really uses the lighting of this train beautifully, once again showing hoe kind and easy these people in California seem to be and it's a really nice and warm feeling that is associated with these people in this state.

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Project 2 McNair Evans: The States Project: California 2

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Project 2 McNair Evans: The States Project: California 2

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This photo really reveals how the people he's meeting are very regular everyday people, with their own stories to tell and people they care about.

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Project 2 McNair Evans: The States Project: California 1

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Project 2 McNair Evans: The States Project: California 1

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I really like this photo because i feel like i am right there, listening to this man tell me about his life or an experience he had. It puts him in a very comfortable place that makes it seem like you're right there with him.

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I like this photo because it has that equal weight on both sides, while also individually framing the photos inside of the picture, and the line they are on leads your eyes to each one.

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This photo uses symmetry to make the photo come to life, but i like it because both sides aren't exactly the same but have an equal weight on both sides.

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I like this photo because it uses the ule of thirds vey well and also takes advantage of the silhouettes to make a more interesting picture.

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The ominous feel of this photo combined with the contrast of what the lady is looking at compared to the T.V. screen really makes an intriguing photo.

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This picture, for some reason, sends a big message (to me at least.) Its a common social standard that being in a relationship is what you need to love yourself. But It's almost as if she is saying that you have to learn to love yourself before you can love anyone else. And nobody can make you do that except yourself.

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There is something simple but uneasy about this photo that makes it very interesting to look at, but also could have many different meanings to different people.

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I like this piece because it tells a story without being over complex and captures a feeling that i don't know how to explain.