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Assignment 2: 3D

 For my Assignment I've decided to upload these photos below as it shows my experience through learning 3D editing.

This first photo is probably my least favorite. i love the colors in my suncatchers but because of the background the do not stand out as much as i would like. 
This next photo is one of my favorites. The clock in the background creates a double image, which does not bode well for the 3D effect. However, i believe it creates and interesting image that really caught my eye.
I am undecided on this particular image. while the effect is there, I do not see this as a particularly interesting image to look at. 
This last photo in my favorite. The image was not very colorful to begin with, but desaturating it makes it stand out so much more. 

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