Good work Guilherme. #4 and #7 are good. Try to have just one triangle instead of two (#3,5,6). For image #8, there is an alternative: think movement, think circular, consider every single characters in the frame (don't use a triangle). Give me a totally different triangle for image #1 and try to see the bigger picture, go beyond the character's body parts. For image#2 focus on the characters instead of bright lights in the frame (I understand that by squinting this is what you see but the fact is that the whole group of characters is the subject, not the bright lights).
Good work Guilherme. #4 and #7 are good. Try to have just one triangle instead of two (#3,5,6). For image #8, there is an alternative: think movement, think circular, consider every single characters in the frame (don't use a triangle). Give me a totally different triangle for image #1 and try to see the bigger picture, go beyond the character's body parts. For image#2 focus on the characters instead of bright lights in the frame (I understand that by squinting this is what you see but the fact is that the whole group of characters is the subject, not the bright lights).
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