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Huskies Unleashed

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All content by Ben Stelmach
The next photo is one I made of a scene of Gladstone sitting down and I made him look sad on purpose; the blue coat exemplifies this well -- messed with the eerie black and white editing. It has a great storytelling piece to this photo and a composition.

Ben Stelmach
January 17, 2024
I am still impressed with how this photo came to be; the story draws attention to what is at the end of the hallway. This photo was taken in Back Bay, Boston, and I am impressed with how the short corridor design has a creepy-looking pattern and looks sketchy.

This is a photo of a player post-game; they are about to shake their friend's hand as a ritual to salute their dad's father, who recently passed away unexpectedly. I used the rule of thirds and composition in this photo since it helps tell a story and builds an excellent addition of layers to produce a more exciting image.

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