I really like her idea of having a model but not showing the whole face. I actually really like the faceless look as well as the colors. Having the focus be on the outfit and the environment the model is in is also really cool. Also an NZ artist model 

I really like how he's going close up in the texture of nature. I like that you can't always tell what the photo is really about e.g slightly abstract. The trees and bark specifically look really cool and dimensional.

I love the look and the colours of nature. I like that when edited the photo becomes dimensional. The trees and landscape aspect is really cool. I feel it looks really detailed and dimensional.

I like the textural composition, I like that there is water involved and that the photos are very abstract yet interesting to look at. They look like they have been put in black and white as well wich adds depth.  

The landscape/cityscape is something I want to try experiment with. I like the incorperation of all the colours of the sunset showing up really strong. Also the additional hints of sparkly light from the city adds a really cool effect. 

Still life - I like the fact it's in black and white, it makes it feel like there's more depth. The purposeful arrangement and cast of shadows is also something that takes my eye. 

Another still-life artist model. I like that it tells a story, and has lots of purposeful arrangements such as adding the object on top of the picture underneath. Would work well as I would be able to utilise previous shoots. 

I love the use of the projector technique. The use of colour and pattern would work well to add a new dimension to my work. Even projecting my own imagery to create pattern/texture would be really effective and a good way of bringing in colour. 

I love the 'aura'/glowing look. This would be another effective way of bringing in colour to my photographs. also a really cool concept for using a model.  

I love the coastline look, I also like the cloudy, hazy look and how it creates an ominous feel to the photos. I also like the incorporation of the ocean. The wide shot gives the overall view and then we can see some shrubs and grass.