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Compositions Out Of The Ordinary:
This series is a part of an exercise to sharpen my skills. I have taken almost ordinary objects which otherwise I would not consider photographing, and have tried to bring them into a composition.
My first "darkroom" photography class. Here's the first roll I've developed by hand myself. It was a hot Houston summer day and right around noon. So not much attention was paid to subject, arrangement, rules of composition or beauty, etc. Our object was simply to shoot a roll of film which we would learn to use analog developing process. We're due to learn analog printing processes as well. However, I got a little anxious and went ahead and scanned my B&W film negatives. Pics taken with a Pentax K1000 SLR with a Pentax F1.7 50mm lens on Ilford FP5 Plus 400 ISO 35mm film. Pics were taken within 2 blocks of the Houston Community College Central Campus. One of the few places left in the Houston Area that still teaches darkroom / analog photography from shooting to developing film to developing prints
Compositions Out Of The Ordinary:
This series is a part of an exercise to sharpen my skills. I have taken almost ordinary objects which otherwise I would not consider photographing, and have tried to bring them into a composition.
Composition A and B (alone with C and D) are pieces inspired by De Stijl, but are not really pieces I feel very accomplished about. I was very ignorant about art history and very shallow about De Stijl; however, I liked what I'd heard from it and started to make some pieces of my own, and the results are still cool, I guess. Composition C and D are really not worth it to post on here. Watercolor and pencil is what I used on this.
Symmetry and Pattern are seen in the image by looking at the different stripes in the bowls. On the first level there are horizontal lines that go together and line up curving around the shape. Each of the bowls have a similar pattern and are symmetrical in that they are all round. Pattern is also echoed between the two rows and going from the bottom to the top.
Here I worked in decorative composition technique, where I added beige color to every colour mixture that I used.
Museum Ludwig
ALEXANDRA EXTER
1882 Belostok
1949 Fontenay-aux-Roses
Composition (Genoa), 1912/14
Öl auf Leinwand
I went on a walk in my neighborhood and took some pictures of these townhouses for my assignment. I love the angle that I took this picture from and I love how the lamp post and tree on the left balance out the houses on the right. These houses are very colorful so when I had this picture in color, I thought all the colors were a little distracting and there was just too much going on so I added an old school setting to the picture which I actually thought looked a lot better.