Kate B

Over all most people liked (there were two variations) the one where your looking at the light leaning into it and the rest of the image is dark. It works really well and makes the light a character with out it feeling gimmicky. You also really got the darkness with out pointing to the Alice and Wonderland type references that had been popping up. Chris mentioned that if you are interacting with light as character, you might need to start interacting with shadow as a character.

We talked a lot about the one with your leg floating above the wall paper (the one w/ and w/o the poison ivy) they are both strong images and defiantly print both of them. There is a strangeness to the one where we can see the poison ivy, there is a tension between the weight of your foot not making a depression in that surface. It also just feels a little more mysterious.

It's really good that you came in closer and are really controlling everything in those images. 

I think that you are onto something keep working with these ideas of discomfort.