Invitational Exhibition

Tree in the woods

@ pauri garhwal

Love these shots through the sculpture at Kerry Park. I wish I could remember the name or the artist!

Recent brief on perception of place, influenced by the notion of everchanging perception due to many factors and the environment we are in, etc. 35mm black and white film.

DOUBLE EXPOSURE

Canon 450D

50mm 1.8

·Why did you take the photograph the way it is composed?

I took it composed like this mostly because i love the way the window makes everything slightly blurry because it looks like its fog.

·What makes this photograph interesting to you?

:D the way you can see inside the car and it looks life sized but actually its a model car :3

·What emotion/feeling are you trying to convey in this photograph?

I feel like it creates this awe inspiring feel, I like it because it looks awesome when you look up closely it looks like your looking into a life sized car.

·What settings did you use to take this shot? Why? (If you’re using an SLR, tell me why you chose the shutter speed/aperture that you did. If you’re using a point and shoot, tell me why you used the scene mode that you chose.)

1/5 Shutter speed, aperture 5.6, ISO 100, 55 mm

me and Stefan chatting

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This was kind of cool because depending on where you were standing the wall looked different. The "V" was always there but the cervivis in the middle could only be seen if you were looking at straight on. And depending on the angle the "U" sometimes looked like it was an "L" Kind cool huh

Different Stories album release

Invitational Exhibition

self portrait.

companionship 2017//jessi lucas

Coffee Shop has excellent coffee and snacks it is a good place to relax in the mornings. It is possible to read some reading books, but not university books which demands more attention and mainly more patient.

However, it is a noisy place to stay on the afternoons when the restaurant is opened to beers and games.

Perception/Deception @ BLANKSPACE Manchester

Perception is the process the brain uses to interpret information. Deception is the practices of deliberately making somebody believe things that are not the whole truth.

No two of us perceive things exactly the same way, perception is the making sense of things which may or may not have anything to do with what is actually going on.

BLANKSPACE, 43 Hulme Street, Manchester, M15 6AW

© 2011 Andy Nash Copyright of all artworks remains with the artist.

Photography Hilton Vasey

Participants were asked to write on a post it note an idea which they would take away from the day. These are the post it notes from people who were inspired by Beth Jefferson's presentation.

Negative- Studying in class, too much strain on the brain which causes stress which eventually leads to depression and $1.50 tequila shots at the Uni bar on Thursdays for Mexican nights