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I love this shot as it really catches the feeling and the surrounding of the setting he has manged tio capture the skater mid trick clearing the stairs a skate jam. But what i llike the most is how he everyone there is watching the one skater and nothing else as a viewer this brings our attention to the skater as well. This also creates some sort of tention for us a viewer.

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This is one of my most liked shots by Atiba Jefferson as he has been able to capture it right at the peak of the grind which would be really hard to do. Also he may have used black and white in this shot as it really draws our attention to the skater as he his wearing an white shirt and is right in the center he stands out the most from the darker background.

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Born in Colorado Springs, photographer and skateboarder Atiba Jefferson lives and works in Los Angeles. While these two passions have led to his international acclaim as a skateboarding photographer and working for Thrasher Magazine, Atiba also has a deep history with basketball, being a staff photographer for the LA Lakers during the Shaq and Kobe years, and shooting more SLAM magazine covers than any other photographer. Alongside commercial shoots for clients such as Supreme, adidas, Nike, Converse and Oakley, Atiba’s extensive portfolio also comprises music and lifestyle photography and has been exhibited across the globe.

I really like Atiba work as he is captures shots in skateboarding that are only there for a split second. He also does photography for some of my most liked fashion brands such as supreme and adidas.
Another reason i really like his skate board photograph is the moments he captures and how he works in black and white this adds a old and vintage vibe to his skateboarding shots.

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Walter arnold is a self taught fine art photographer. He has a project called "The Art of Abandonedment" this is where he brings abandoned places to life shower there colour ajnd great architecture of the old buildings

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I also really like this shot by Walter becuase i love how he has shown decaying in his shot espically on the right left side i like how fades away from the decay to no decay. I also like the edit he has done and really shown the green walls this stands out to me the most. He could have done this becfuase this links to pool tables as they are mostly green.
Another thing that stands out to me is how he has showen the light coming through the window and brighten up up the room.

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For example i really like this shot by Walter as i love how he has captured the inside of the plane and how what has happened over time. Also like how he catpured the light and colour outside the windows, it really brightens up the inside of the plane and whole the image