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This is another image from my Fred Perry shoot. I love the interesting leading line the path makes. The right wall leads towards the left at a diagonal angle but the path and left wall leads back into the image in a straight line. This exentuates the depth of the image and exaggerates the perspective.
Still playing with titles/clues to point towards my set of Microbiological Photos being fake. Not sure if they are too obscure? too obvious? too flippant? Any comments gratefully received regarding images and/or titles.
Write up on my blog explains what I am working towards. adegreeofphotographytoo.wordpress.com/2014/11/17/assignme...
Before a did those two website's advices pages, i was working on this illustration. It would be completed by my personal type font. I gave up about that because the work was loosing the propose. The BG and figure relations was getting weak.
So on account of that i just have been working on this illustrations for fun and testing some technicals
anna simankina, anzhela turenko, csilla molnar, dominika genova, ekaterina smarhun, valentyna olienikova.
In this section I have decided to display my active projects as a way to illustrate alternative constructive applications to a costume. This design was based off of the character Boba Fett from Star Wars and was an exercise that took up to a year to complete (in-between work and collage)
I wanted to create this as a way to develop my understanding of armour and props. Taking the thematic and overall rustic/weathered science fiction look of the films and create an authentic character that would fit into the Mandalorian culture.
The fabric elements of this costume was a mixture of recycled cloths and materials to create a layered look that draws parallels to the nomads of the eastern regions, roaming the deserts. Taking this outlook from the in-universe Tuskin Raiders, utilising a scavenged, heavy layered fabric look.
The armour was created by a long prosses of 3D printing. each section was up to six hours of printing time. After the initial models were made I applied spot/knifing putty to act as a filler to then sand out the layering lines of the model. The sections were then primed with a black base to then apply silver. Sections were then masked up and the coloured elements were applied and sanded to create a weathered metallic look. I then applied a watered acrylic airbrush over the sections to create a stained look and pronounce a greater depth in the armour, and subsequently create a used look. This is equipment and is used on the regular, so natural ware and tare is expected.
I was happy overall with the presentation of this costume, however in future I might redo the metallic paint, in favour of more of a chrome look. I would also redesign the thigh pieces to be larger and have a more interesting shape. This prosses allows myself to then set into creating a new costume, building upon what worked and what I could expand further.
I wanted to tell a story with this costume. I wanted to illustrate the journey of this character and include small elements that, to this character, creates meaning and sets the characters development into motion. I wanted him to be a gunslinger a character that is defined by his own laws and reforms a sense of duty, he's an honourable rough. Each dent and scratch of paint could tell a story, you can tell by the costume that he knows the game, he knows what's at stake. I included a small crystal necklace (Made out of resin) which acts as a memento, a moment that defines his character. Possibly a promise. Or a warning
My journey too photographing nothing and the things that surround me and people I love starts with this picture of my room.
proyecto que cree a base de una imagen www.flickr.com/photos/johnnylopera/6928605944/in/photostream en un flickr me inspire y puse manos a la obra luego esto fue el termino espero les guste *-*
This is my favourite black and white image of the collection. The highlights aren't very bright, but the shadows are a pitch black. The image has a vast tonal variety and low contrast which gives the image a soft quality. This image was taken at 4pm so the sun was just setting on an overcast day. The clouds diffused the light giving the image its soft quality.
His expression seems calm & confident, relaxed & powerful. The tilt of his head and angle of his jaw help give this impression.
How my personal project at Uni looks like in week 42. I still have a lot of thinking to do, but my idea is to make a book with a song lyric or song lyrics to celebrate the popular song lyrics of the 20th century.
anna simankina, anzhela turenko, csilla molnar, dominika genova, ekaterina smarhun, valentyna olienikova.
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So today I went to an arranged date with my friend and her boyfriend Sean who was my model, My friend brought her daughter Camille along who let me take her picture and thanks to her confidence for letting me photograph her without her wig, doesn't she look gorgeous! These were taken at various locations around the town in Stirling and inside the old arcade and the thistle shopping center I am very happy with the results and the photos above are my favorite out of the many I took.
Roman Corkery first puts the ink down for the outline on Rocelyn Hodson's newest tattoo - two lilies on her foot.
Nathan Goretzky, swimming at the Lawson Aquatic Center in Regina, Saskatchewan on April 3, 2018. Photo by Esperanza Sanchez Espitia
So today I went to an arranged date with my friend and her boyfriend Sean who was my model, My friend brought her daughter Camille along who let me take her picture and thanks to her confidence for letting me photograph her without her wig, doesn't she look gorgeous! These were taken at various locations around the town in Stirling and inside the old arcade and the thistle shopping center I am very happy with the results and the photos above are my favorite out of the many I took.
BELGIUM
As a personal project, I decided to shoot everything and anything for 50 days with just a 50mm lens (on a full frame body).
Day 3
Check out my blog for more on the project: www.bertstephani.com/blog