Portfilio

Portfilio

For my spring project I studied Multi frame photos. I used a grid of 4-6 boxes and created a story line. I edited my photos to black and white to make them cohesive. I added a white or black border around the frames to pull the photos together. Later in this project, I tried to focus on more cinematic photo sequences.  

Multi Frame Project Draft 3

Multi Frame Project Draft 3 

For my spring project I studied Multi frame photos. I used a grid of 4-6 boxes and created a story line. I edited my photos to black and white to make them cohesive. I added a white or black border around the frames to pull the photos together. In this draft I focused on more cinematic photo sequences.  

Multiframe Project Draft 2

Spring Project: Draft 2

For my spring project I studied Multi frame photos. I used a grid of 4-6 boxes and created a story line. I edited my photos to black and white to make them cohesive. I added a white or black border around the frames to pull the photos together.

Spring Project: Multi Frame

Spring Project: Multi frame

For my spring project I studied Multi frame photos. I used a grid of 4-6 boxes and created a story line. I edited my photos to black and white to make them cohesive. I added a white or black border around the frames to pull the photos together.

Class Portraits part 2

Our Goal this week was to create portraits of each classmate using their winter series techniques.

For Jack's winter project he decided to replicate the work of filmmaker and photographer Wim Wenders. This style involved finding buildings and places that were slightly aged and had some color. He increased the warmth of the photos, to add a aged look. For my portrait of him, I used the same editing process.  

For Owen's Winter Project, he studied Aaron Siskid. He replicated his technique by shooting close detailed photos of anything with a deep texture, then added a black and white filter. I used Owens technique to take a close picture of the texture on his hair.

For Bethany's winter Project she was inspired by Yayoi Kusama, a Japanese contemporary artist.  She takes b/w photos of herself and draws on them with colored markers. Bethany used the exact same technique and I copied it for this photo.

Davids winter Project he studied Yousuf Karsh. Yousuf Karsh always lit the hands of the subject separately from the lighting on the rest of the person. David Kept all of the images in black and white limit the distraction of color, and allow the viewer to focus on the subject's features. I tried to copy David's technique.

Tim's winter project he tried to emulate the work of Alexy Titarenko. He is a photographer who focuses on the strategy of working with long exposure photographs to show how fast life can move. Tim's subjects were moving while he took the photo. However. he tried to keep the background as still as possible. I copied this technique to create a portrait of Tim. 

Hayden's winter project was recreating Jerry Uelsmann work from the series 

"Invented Realities".  He layered photos over one another and by cutting out the main subject on the top image so the second image was visible. I copied this technique. 

Class Portraits Part 1

Our Goal this week was to create portraits of each classmate using their winter series techniques.

Ben's winter project was double exposure portraits. He based his work off of the works of HELMO.I tried to copy ben's technics. He made the human subject a blue color, while the animal was a red color. This added contrast between the two subjects. 

Danny's project was light painting and long exposer. I copied his technique of using textures and bright colors to enhance the subject. 

Pablo also choose light painting and long exposer as his winter project. His technique was different from Danny. He used colder colors to make the light stand out in the photo. I tried to copy Pablo's style. 

Stefan also chose light painting and long exposer as his winter project. He edited textures and silhouettes of people. 

Declan chose long exposer composing as his winter project. He focused on capturing movement in his series of photos. I copied his technique and moved the camera as I took the photo. 

Ozzie's winter project used mirroring to create interesting photography surrounding buildings. His photos are in black and white, to exaggerate the lighting and the overall feel of the image. I used his techniques to copy his style. 

Portfolio

Portfolio 

For my winter project I decided to study Idris Khan. He uses the layering of photographs to create interesting art pieces. I started by taking multiple photographs of a subject. I then edited them, so that they had different amounts of light and different angles. After that I layered them to create lines in the photograph. I started to understand the techniques Idris Khan uses in creating his photography series and mirror them more closely. For my winter project I decided to use humans and architecture as the subject in my photos.