Written Assignment #2 - Critiquing Aaron's Sequence and Motion

1.  It's a Tic-Tac-Toe board made out of photos, which does make it a sequence.  It is blur motion, but visually it almost looks like stop motion.  Each image is centered within its own frame, but because they are in sequence it doesn't violate the rule of thirds.  I feel each photo is well exposed, but it would be hard to tell otherwise.  I like how the motion itself provides converging lines.  I think it is an interesting idea and that he pulled it off. 

2. Not a sequence.  Though it is overexposed, it doesn't take much away from the visual style of the image.  It is clearly blur motion.  I like that you can basically see the design on the shirt even though he is clearly spinning around.  He is in the middle of the frame, but the spinning motion pulls your view to either side, thus following the rule of thirds.

3. Definitely a sequence.  It is stop motion.  I like that in the first image the rule of thirds is followed and then in the second one all you can see is the hand.  It gives it a very candid feel, as if the woman is camera shy.  Both images are well exposed.  I wish that the hand was in focus in the first image, but I feel that it still works.