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My uni project - an artist book
The photographs are ones I've taken in the Bristol Allotments. I used wood from an old fence panel for the covers and it is bound with coptic stitch. The backgrounds of the pages are from an old gardening book called Adam the Gardener.
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I've been shooting film for about a year and a half. It's been a wonderful experience and I've had the opportunity of discovering so many great cameras, films and formats; it's also introduced me to a large number of great people. For me to continue my development as an artist and a photographer, I have to set goals for myself. During the course of the last two years, I’ve come up with a set of “photo resolutions.” One of my resolutions for 2012 was to get into the darkroom and start developing my own film and printing my own images by hand. I mentioned that film photography has introduced me to a number of great people. One of those individuals happens to be analog photographer, 8x10 shooter extraordinaire and co-host of the Film Photography Project, Mat Marrash. Lucky for me, Mat’s based in Ohio and he offers one-on-one workshops for the willing photographer. I had the pleasure of going through my first workshop session this past weekend. He's a great instructor and his experience, skill, knowledge and tips are only going to make me a better photographer. I highly recommend his workshops, as they can be custom tailored to your needs. Mat has a vast knowledge of chemistry and photographic processes, so I'm sure he can help regardless of your interests. Check out his portfolio and his workshop information here: matmarrash.com/
The next series of images that I’m posting are scans of the first prints that I made in the darkroom. I'm very happy with how they turned out and I'm looking forward to getting back to the darkroom for more practice. The scans don’t do the prints justice, but this will have to do for now.
Camera: Hasselblad 500 c/m
Lens: 150mm
Film: Kodak Tri-X 400 (shot @ 200)
F11 @ 1/15 sec.
Developed in D76 for 7.5 minutes
Printed on Oriental RC paper
Branding and production agency, Tranquil Water NY, Inc. (TWNY) in association with global arts network, Local Talent Connect (LTC) spearheaded 'IV: the Artist,' a merging of two great events: the celebration of TWNY’s 4th anniversary and Local Talent Connect’s “A Red Carpet Christmas” (a holiday event that aims to connect artists from all over the world).
The program featured a star-studded red carpet, and live performances.
It took place at Stage 48 in NYC on December 11, 2013.
Among the acts that appeared and performed were: Steph Lova & FUSE TV Producer June Archer as hosts, with performances by Grammy Nominated R&B Artist Mario Winans, R&B songstresses Allure, son of Big Pun Chris Rivers, jazz great Shareef Clayton with hip hop pioneer DJ Hollywood, Brand Nubian’s DJ Alamo, DJ Dyno of Voyager Movements and DJ Marvilous on the 1s and 2s. Additional performances by up and coming superstars 2Cann, Melissa B., Natalia Segura, Soliris, Jerra Blues Band, Kola, Mia LJ, dance troupe The MTA Mass Transit Artists, and fashion show by Toriola Inc. Red Carpet hosted by AmeliaisMore and On Deck With Lucy. Co-hosts include Dyesha Hicks, Christine Vega and Spencer Humphries.
Tranquil Water NY Inc. is a branding and production company founded by its CEO Omar Ortiz..
Local Talent Connect, founded in 2012 by CEO Todd Wharton, is a fast-growing global network for artists in all genres and fields.
The Feast of St. Nicholas is celebrated in parts of Europe on December 6. In Alpine countries, Saint Nicholas has a devilish companion named Krampus. On the preceding evening, Krampus Night or Krampusnacht, the hairy devil appears on the streets. Sometimes accompanying St. Nicholas and sometimes on his own, Krampus visits homes and businesses. Saint Nicholas concerns himself only with the good children, while Krampus is responsible for the bad. Nicholas dispenses gifts, while Krampus dispenses coal and bundles of sticks.
This Krampus is hand-sewn by the Berkeley artists @ Wonderboom / Etsy
Branding and production agency, Tranquil Water NY, Inc. (TWNY) in association with global arts network, Local Talent Connect (LTC) spearheaded 'IV: the Artist,' a merging of two great events: the celebration of TWNY’s 4th anniversary and Local Talent Connect’s “A Red Carpet Christmas” (a holiday event that aims to connect artists from all over the world).
The program featured a star-studded red carpet, and live performances.
It took place at Stage 48 in NYC on December 11, 2013.
Among the acts that appeared and performed were: Steph Lova & FUSE TV Producer June Archer as hosts, with performances by Grammy Nominated R&B Artist Mario Winans, R&B songstresses Allure, son of Big Pun Chris Rivers, jazz great Shareef Clayton with hip hop pioneer DJ Hollywood, Brand Nubian’s DJ Alamo, DJ Dyno of Voyager Movements and DJ Marvilous on the 1s and 2s. Additional performances by up and coming superstars 2Cann, Melissa B., Natalia Segura, Soliris, Jerra Blues Band, Kola, Mia LJ, dance troupe The MTA Mass Transit Artists, and fashion show by Toriola Inc. Red Carpet hosted by AmeliaisMore and On Deck With Lucy. Co-hosts include Dyesha Hicks, Christine Vega and Spencer Humphries.
Tranquil Water NY Inc. is a branding and production company founded by its CEO Omar Ortiz..
Local Talent Connect, founded in 2012 by CEO Todd Wharton, is a fast-growing global network for artists in all genres and fields.
learning how to use my scanner with some old slides
this one was slightly blurry so I played around in photoshop
I love this portrait of Christine
see what she's up to these days........
From left: 2006 Fellow Clarence Lin, 2013 Fellow Audrey Chan, 2012 Fellow Yoshie Sakai and 2012 Fellow Alan Nakagawa
Brad thinks he looks like Brad Pitt so changed his name - don't tell him, he has a big enough head already!!! 42 tall and fully cotterpin jointed, mohair with brown glass eyes
Taken at Assumption Greek Orthodox Church. Iconographer repainting inside murals after a fire (December 2002) had caused damage to almost all the art work in the church.
Seoul Fashion Artists Association (SFAA) S/S 2009
Seoul Fashion Artists Association (SFAA) S/S 2009: Park Youn Soo (박윤수)
Seoul Fashion Artists Association (SFAA) S/S 2009: Park Youn Soo (박윤수)
Seoul Fashion Artists Association (SFAA) S/S 2009: Park Youn Soo (박윤수)
Seoul Fashion Artists Association (SFAA) S/S 2009: Park Youn Soo (박윤수)
Esc de Gimnasia Artistica
Gimnasio Corporacion Municipal
Viña Ciudad del Deporte 2017
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Mingle Media TV and our Red Carpet Report team with host Corrine Henneberry had guests swiping right at Hangar 8 in Santa Monica, for their #TinderTakeOff party featuring exclusive performances by GRAMMY® Award-winning DJ, ZEDD and triple-platinum recording artist Jason Derulo.
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I was a bit like Blockie in the way that I would get dizzy and uncomfortable if I stayed too long in one place. So this time I hitchhiked from New Caledonia to Perth, just on a whim. Had spent a year in Cale and I was tired of speaking French and kissing men on the cheek. Meet Blockie in Adelaide and we meet Rob's brother Geoff in the middle of the Nullarbor after this Jesus Freak kicked us outa his car for getting him stoned, in the middle of no place we stood there and watched his dust disappear. He must of thought we were "the temptation of evil" said Blockie! (We stood there for some, we did a lot of doin that). The pub was lonely in the middle of some place (We of the Never Never) and on the fifth or sixth night Geoff said some thing like " you should go see Rob me Brother in Perth" So we did, heading there any ways soon as we got a lift.
So it was after a while Blockie and I managed to get to Perth and wander up Westborough St dressed in our best and clutching booze. The veranda was full of people there was a party going on, we strode in Blockie and me and found Stanley. The French had taught me well, I grabbed him and gave him a good manly squeeze two smacking smooches on both his hairy cheeks and let him go. (about this time a lot of silence going on) Blockie does the same. Robbity Bob's girlfriend Ann getting over the shock of it all starts laughing till she cried. We all decided for best interests of humanity and Perth that we, Blockie and Myself should stay for the summer. We were heading for the Pilbara.
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I have always been inspired by the work of Anthony Granato. I am a huge fan. When Anthony called asking me to take his portraits, I was honored. We had a great time this evening. Please take the time to visit his gallery featured work. A link to his upcoming shows: www.anthonygranato.com/w/events.html
Sarah Callinan is an opera singer from NYC! She came all the way to Hartford, CT to meet me (although I would have been fine going to NYC) to shoot her portraits. We had a wonderful afternoon/evening exploring Hartford and it's artistic neighborhoods.
Make-up by Kelly Hart with That Girl...
Wardrobe by Sarah Callinan
Props, Photography and Location Scouting by Corey Lynn Tucker Photography
Photo Assistant - George
Photo Series 1593 - WOMAN ARTIST - @annalisa model Part 6
Hi, my name is Annalisa and I am a model. So far I worked for many photographers. My pictures appeared on various magazines, book covers, advertising banners as well as online publications. I am available for indoor & outdoor shooting, workshops and any related modelling activities. I am also very fond of sports which I practice in my spare time, such as snowboarding, trekking, horse riding and motorbike.
Area: Northeast Italy ( Friuli V.G., Veneto, Austria Carinziana e Slovenija Carsica )
For any further info or request please feel free to contact me at the this address.
between the data of my profile you will find the link on my web site which describes me better than any words, enjoy!
info@annalisamodel.it
Along Artist Ridge Trail
Artist Point is located in northwest Washington State, at the end of the Mount Baker Scenic Highway. At an elevation of 5,000 feet, Artist Point is an area of exceptional beauty.
The image St. Philip's Church comes into view on the easel by the hand of an artist.
St. Philip's Episcopal Church, a National Historic Landmark, houses the oldest congregation in South Carolina and was the first Anglican church established south of Virginia. This church is the third building to house the congregation, which was formed by Charles Town colonists. The first church, built in 1681, was a small wooden building located at the present site of St. Michael's Episcopal Church. In the early 18th century, the congregation built a second brick church at the site of the current church. Its construction was partially funded by duties on rum and slaves. After suffering from one fire that was extinguished by a black slave, who was given his freedom for this act, the church completely burned in 1835. The current St. Philip's was constructed from 1835 to 1838 by architect Joseph Hyde, while the steeple, designed by E.B. White, was added a decade later.
It's 10 degrees out, windchill minus ridiculous. I'm not going out there.
So, here's my nephew's artwork as tile displayed in my office. Not sure which way is up. In fact, pretty sure it's upside down. Either way - not bad for a five year old, right?
Prompt: Upside Down