Lab 4 (single spot 24 photos)

I Chose this image for this submission because it contains a mix of colours from the sculpture , as well as containing a changing range of colours from the sandy colour in the foreground
to the blue and white of the sky on the background. I think this works well because there are a lot of other objects in the image which mix in with the rest of the photos I took for this assignment


























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