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09/01/2015
Yasha - Subject. One of Two painting on brown paper.
Graphite, acrylic paint - paintbrush and knife.
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Flash of colour is my most recent completed project. After a recent trip to Tate Britain and Tate Modern, I drew ideas and influences from Karel Appel’s Hip Hip Hoorah! And Allen Jones’ to be or not to be. I’ve always been an admirer of neo-expressionism so I had no doubt of where this short weeklong project was going to take me. Jean-Michel Basquiat and Georg Baselitz also came into play with my research, their subliminal messages of social battles and illness seep through their use of clashing colours and painfully distorted figures.
Andrew Salgado was my main influence in terms of my technique. After countless YouTube videos and extensive research into his work, his unique, fresh way of paint application was nothing short of magical. Impasto through knives works beautifully to emphasise the curving surfaces of the anatomy. His use of flesh tones remind me of the overbearing corpulent figures of Jenny Saville, yet the blemishes of colour scream through Salgado’s paintings like they were part of the subjects skin tone. Photorealistic body parts give way to faded limbs, inviting explosive splashes of colour and shapes; stars, diamonds and numbers.
If I were to go back to this project, I would definitely distort the silhouette of the painted figure, adding many more layers of paint and perhaps tone down my use of colour. I think I focused on the skin tones too much and forgot to be free with my painting technique. The bigger the brush strokes the better!
Some more skate photos using the flash. I still have things to learn about flash photography. Please comment and give some advice. I use a Nikon SB-600.
I faked this, but this shows what would happen if you used the flash at a shutted speed higher than your camera's maximum flash sync speed. ("Sync" is short for "synchronization.") In this hypothetical sample, the shutter travels from top to bottom. Normally, one curtain opens all the way, the flash goes off, and then the second curtain follows to close the shutter. In this example, imagine that the second surtain had already travelled about 1/3 the distance down before the first curtain opened all the way. As soon as the first curtain opened all the way, the flash went off, but the top 1/3 of the frame was already covered up by the second curtain when the flash went off. There would usually be enough ambient light to allow some of the subject to show (as illustrated), although it would be grossly underexposed.
amazonian white-tailed trogon - male
another colorful trogon, this one heard and found after sunset - one of the only times I used a bit of flash on the trip. I know a lot of bird photographers use quite a bit of flash, but I am not nearly that skilled (mine always look a bit unnatural - and I worry about temporarily blinding the birds)
Thinking about SPNC Instruction #10, the 85mm Street Contest Self-Portraits and Edward Hopper paintings....
B-side for SPNC Year 2 Instruction #10: "Illuminate people. Use flash or other light sources" - Eric Kim
P1080689 - More experiments using flash during the day in shaded parts of the woods, not perfected it yet. But loved the gills on this one, plus the oak leaves. One of about seven by the way.
Black and White drawing: 212mm x 253mm.
Medium: black pen and ink, pencil on cream card.
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Terra
South of Market, San Francisco. California
Nikon D70, Tokina 16-50mm AT-X PRO f/2.8 DX, SB-800, ultimate light box
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Kubrick and Cupcakes by Songbird and Satisfaction.
Thanks to Cindy and Halle for the invite. Thanks to the folks at Get Satistfaction and Songbird for hosting. And, of course, the peeps at Terra.
This was my spare camera as my D200 is broken and I didn't realize I could have shot the Leica. Since my D70 L bracket is on loan, the flash was handheld which made AF, flash, nearly everything inconsistent.
Batch processed in DxO to give it a little Clockwork Red^H^H^HOrange. Some of the images posted are unprocessed.
The Flash -- "Trajectory" -- Image FLA216b_0103b -- Pictured (L-R): Danielle Panabaker as Caitlin Snow and Carlos Valdes as Cisco Ramon -- Photo: Katie Yu/The CW -- é 2016 The CW Network, LLC. All rights reserved.