Saturday, September 1, 2012
O_O This came out awesome~! :D
I was bored one day and just decided to practice with my new camera that I received for graduation. The picture came out beautifully~
Friday, January 20, 2012
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Why shoot in Black and White?
Whether to shoot in Black and White or color is a question all photographers ask themselves. While there are certainly drawbacks to both there are also many advantages to shooting in both. But as for Black and White, it certainly gives you more options to play with the image. The contrast in Black and White pictures is very easy to play with and it can give the image a different feel depending on how you set it. Also, what a color image has going for it is the color. The bright and vivid image is what draws you in. But a Black and White image is devoid of color. It allows you to focus on the subject matter as it is and sometimes it’s a lot better for displaying emotions and telling a story.
Black and White is also far less distracting. In a Black and White photo there’s more of chance the viewers eye will go where you want it to. Black and White photos have various tones, sometimes much more than color. It also works with whatever kind of photo you take. Black and White isn’t really about the presentation. It’s more about its means and ways to communicate what you want to people.
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| ©Birds-Unknown http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/06/09/beautiful-black-and-white-photography/ |
Monday, January 2, 2012
Favorite Picture from Break~
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Food Photography
Photographing food seemed like an easy thing to do...before I tried it. It was actually very difficult to get nice, clear, well lit shots and to make the food seem appealing. However, I think the end result was well worth it. The food looks great, very appetizing and I would definitely love to go back and take more pictures if I could. Mostly all of the pictures were taken under artificial lighting, but I still believe they came out well. Macro also helped to catch those small, amazing details. I believe people take pictures of food because it can be very appealing to the eye. Food comes in a whole bunch of different colors and variations and combined it can create a great image. It's also great to eat.
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Become Someone Else
Monday, December 12, 2011
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Diptychs! :D
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| For this one I wanted to make it seem as if Al was going to catch a falling Jamil. I believe it's clear enough. |
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| This Diptych is about an angry friend/ girlfriend was calling the other person and they pick up with a complete opposite emotion. |
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| I really think this one is self explanatory. It's a catch and throw game. Of course, Rachel couldn't really be playing catch with herself but for the sake of the photograph, she is :D. |
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Selective Coloring~
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Disco Ball Series
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Remote Control Series
Thursday, November 17, 2011
What is a "series?"
One of my favorite series is the "Dublin Series" done by Ted Vancleave. It was taken in one area and the perspective is normally down (you know, looking up?). He normally involves some crazy color or makes a color pop in his photographs. His photographs are highly stylized and he often does subjects nobody else thinks about. Ted VanCleave's art has received numerous honors and distinctions. His work was selected by Laura Rosenstock, Curator, The Museum of Modern Art, New York to appear in the Faber Birren Color Award Show and he was awarded Top National Honors from the prestigious National Watercolor Society.
What originally attracted me to his work were his subjects and the bright colors in his photographs. His angles are also very interesting as well, most people are normally so focused on what surrounds them that they don't look up. I also like the interesting architecture and buildings shown in these photographs.
The rest of the series: http://www.tedvancleave.com/dublinseries.htm
What originally attracted me to his work were his subjects and the bright colors in his photographs. His angles are also very interesting as well, most people are normally so focused on what surrounds them that they don't look up. I also like the interesting architecture and buildings shown in these photographs.
The rest of the series: http://www.tedvancleave.com/dublinseries.htm
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| © Ted Vancleave |
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Favorite picture from Break :D
Friday, November 4, 2011
Surrealist Photo Montage
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Favorite Button
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Surrealistic Theme
Surrealist Montage~
For my surrealist montage I’m planning on doing something with me and my reading hobby. Whenever I read I seem to get sucked in and ignore the outside world. So, based on this idea I’m going to have me, falling from the world, through space/ time and into the book. The world is going to be partially see through and will reflect the space of a room (since most of the time that’s where I read. It’s nice and secluded.)I will be in between the world and the book and words will be falling with me. I’m debating having them take the place of stars (I’m not quite sure on this yet. It depends on how it would look…) An option would be to add some indicator of emotions –whether they be facial expressions or items- but this might make the picture seem to cluttered as a whole. Then again clutter can be acceptable since this is surrealism…
- Picture of the book can be taken, picture of me will be taken
- Outer space, Earth, falling words will need to be internet images
- Clock/ Time (optional) I can take a picture of a clock...
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