Jo Ann Chaus
https://phmuseum.com/jchaus25/story/conversations-with-myself-4146eb60e0
There is a mirror in the photo, in the mirror is a woman's smile, and she wears very red lipstick. The background is black. If you look closely, you can see that there is a picture behind the mirror. The mirror just covers the head part of the picture, and the background is blurred. I think this should be carefully designed by the photographer (the angle found). It brings a sense of mystery to the viewer and makes everyone have a different understanding of the photo. 

Andrea Guedella
https://phmuseum.com/Disparos/story/pop-isolation-series-650617039b
This group of works is a portrait with a humorous style, and the elements are popular styles. The theme of expression is: Even though you are in isolation, you cannot lose the joy of life.
This picture makes me feel very magical, a person wearing pajamas and wore masks floating in the air, holding a“home” sign in her hand. A real reaction that fits the current condition of the disease. All the costumes and the background in the photo are ordinary homes, but the only difference from our real life is that this person is floating in the air. The photos are fascinating as if the boredom of isolation has disappeared.

I think this photo has several contrasts: for example, the exquisite dress is in contrast with the serious expression, and the dark corners of the sofa are in contrast with the sunlight shining in the room outside the window. Maybe to show that there is a glimmer of hope in the dark. Perhaps it is expressing the inner yearning for a positive life. But the only thing I think is similar in the picture is the horse in the picture on the wall. That horse looks like this woman. They are thinking about things alone, and thinking itself is a process of dialogue with themselves. So it also fits the theme.

Saskia Wesseling
https://phmuseum.com/Saskia/story/time-to-tame-the-tigers-e8a3f82a3c
The title compares children to tigers. Books are used as a "tame tool"
The theme of this work is very obvious. It is to use some books, medals or words as props to restrain these children, as if depriving these children of their nature, which is called "tiger" here. It feels that they are educating them with some better things on the surface, but in fact they are just like robots, everyone has no characteristics.

I took this group of photos with my mobile phone and used a small toy and cup as the shot's main items. I chose to shoot in natural light. The "Portrait Mode" of the mobile phone can adjust the "Depth of Field," but the electronic functions are not as professional as the camera.

Use the mobile phone to adjust the depth of field. The photos taken are unnatural, so they require post-editing. The table I photographed for placing objects is not big enough, and there is no better distance between objects.

I like most to switch the distance between the objects because when I switch the distance, I see the depth of field change in the phone camera, which I find very interesting.

The most regrettable thing is that the shooting background is rather messy.

His name is Shane Taylor, and he is from Ireland. Here are some of his photographs. He has captured many people on the streets of London.

He is good at capturing people’s looks or a certain state.

I think these photos use "depth of field" (shallow depth of field), which highlights the expressions of the characters and the back of some people. In short, it shows the state of many different people on the streets of London.

These moments have become eternal in his photos. and I think this is valuable.
https://shanetaylor.net/

Her works give me a feeling of entering another world. She cleverly used the reflection of the mirror to take some different photos.

My favorite is the "mirror in the desert." Through the "mirror" to reflect the blue sky, camouflage the water source in the desert, to eliminate the "water shortage" in the desert. But when people really come closer and look at it, they realize that the "water beach" is actually just the reflection of the blue sky reflected by the mirror.

The mirror is like an "entrance" between the sky and the ground, with a sense of illusion and beyond reality.
The composition seems to use the "Fibonacci spiral" method. 

In addition, the poses of the two people in the photo are also very unusual, adding to the feeling of "fun" that the photo brings to people.

The overall tone of the photo is very dark, and there is no sunlight.

I think this is also what photographers are best at and deserve to learn. The content of the photos he captures can express a subject clearly—no matter from the tone or the state of the characters.

I use an orange as a shooting object. Capture when the oranges fall freely.

When adjusting the shutter speed, some of the photos taken were not obvious, so they were taken many times. The S/1000 and S1/80 shots were eventually selected for comparison

By adjusting the Shutter Speed, the final rendering of the photo shows the difference between light and blur. So give me some inspiration, in the future when shooting moving objects combined with motion, you can properly adjust and highlight the theme.

Group 1: I tried different exposure ；Group 2: I used different angles of light；Group 3: I used different angles of light 

There are no professional photographic lights. I finished shooting with the light reflected by the flashlight and mirror of another phone.

I like the first set of photos best because, through different exposures, the contours of the glasses are a little different, and the visual gap is obvious

This is a building that decorates the street. I shoot from three different angles. The high-angle shot was taken on the upper floors of the adjacent building, and the medium-angle and low-angle shots were taken while standing next to it.

When shooting such a large object, when three angles in the same direction are photographed, the visual impact is very small and there will be no big difference.

In the process of shooting, I need to stand in different positions to find different angles. I enjoy the process of finding the angle