Road Work Ahead
Construction Worker, Spontaneity and Decisive Moment Project
October 18th, 2018
Spin to Win!
Girl sitting on game machine, Night Photography Project October 24, 2018
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this photo is great i love the depth of field and the use of black and white in this photo. it makes everything focus more on the worker and the dirt without taking away from the background. Great Work!
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