The lines of this photograph lead my eyes right to the door at the end of the hallway. I notice the really shiny floor and the reflection of the lights. You can really tell that I am in the middle of a dorm or an apartment hallway. The colors on the wall jump out at me as well.

I am standing in the middle of a long hallway of what seems to be an apartment or my dorm hallway. The door right next to me are larger and the one in the middle at the end of the hall looks much smaller. There are different colored squares painted on the walls and the doors are made from wood and have silver door knobs. There are ceiling tiles and fluorescent lights within the tiles.

The lines are very straight and precise because of the architecture of the building. There is a sence of a small space and a very narrow feeling. There is not alot of color but the little bits of color do jump out at you. The black lines jump out at you and define the walls and the doorframes.

I think this picture has the word "dorm" written all over it. It tells everyone who has been through college about a very small room with two people in close quarters. Of 'all-nighters' and mircrowaving late night popcorn. It says its a good time and is the place to make friends. There is a fire alarm on the ceiling that reminds us of 2 o'clock in the morning awakenings from someone who thought it would be funny to pull the alarm.

Edward's work was very precise and exact. This photo is the same in that there is one-point perspective and shows the lines very well. His work is very neat as is this picture. His work is mostly the outside of buildings and mine photo is just a hallway. He found creative ways to draw perspective and is extremely good work.