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The conceptual pentax ad shot is so deranged I had to document how I took it. Photographing a pentax lens cap through not one, but two old pentax lenses.
Entre os dias 24 e 26 de setembro de 2013, Orador Yusuf Kes, da Suleyman Dermirel University, esteve na Escola Superior de Educação do IPBeja para um Seminário Workshop sobre “Conceptual Typography Applications.”
Mais reportagens fotográficas em: www.flickr.com/photos/40478366@N08/collections/
Entre os dias 24 e 26 de setembro de 2013, Orador Yusuf Kes, da Suleyman Dermirel University, esteve na Escola Superior de Educação do IPBeja para um Seminário Workshop sobre “Conceptual Typography Applications.”
Mais reportagens fotográficas em: www.flickr.com/photos/40478366@N08/collections/
The concept for this first shot was to show the camera as both a capture and creation device. By projecting the image through the lens I hope to capture in a single frame the act of making a photograph.
Model Melinda
Photo by Joanna D Neff of Hollow Oak Studios
natural light single stool with glompse of stairs
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I've always loved these guys - my favorite "photo" of one is by Hugh Syme for Rush's Test For Echo album en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test_for_Echo
So my boys and I build them around southern Utah. There's all kinds of meanings of what the represent in my mind - but I would hate to taint your interpretation with mine.
Drowning
I have decided to make my conceptual series over the topic of drowning. I wanted to show the emotion that people go through in life when it doesn't go their way; showing that they "drown" in their own chaos. Whenever student does badly in a class or test, they feel as if they had hit rock bottom and just drowning in their own worries. Grownups in this world are going into debt and can't keep up with paying their bills and feel as if they are drowning in debt.
My work demonstrates the exploration of my ideas by showing pictures of the ideal image of drowning. My idea behind this concept is to show the emotion and the desperation. My idea for this assignment was having my model in water getting the impression that they are, or have drowned. I made the pictures not have much color because I wanted to express a sad mood. I had a light bulb and window lighting used to get dark shadows on the objects to also get a sad and dark mood. The image above and the other one like this in the fish tank show fear and being stuck. Sometimes when we have financial troubles or life isn't going the way we want it to go, we just feel stuck. The picture of the face out of water is showing that she looks dead. That she gave up on life and continued to drown till the end. The one picture with my little sister with the blurry water on her shows that is so close of getting out of her “drowning” phase. The one with her just laying in the water shows serenity. These pictures portray different aspects of depression.
Hello Friends. Now its time for a conceptual picture. I want to tell me what you understand when you see this Picture.
Hola todos. Ahora es tiempo para una fotografia conceptual. Me ayudarias comentando que entiendes cuando vez esta fotografia. :) Gracias
Sterling silver, loose powder, ribbon and thread.
When compact is opened, loose powder spills out to create a "brooch" on the unsuspecting viewer.
The unknown genius who celebrated conceptual performance art with this exemplary piece of perforated sheeting is obviously bending attitudes towards our national critiques of laws and social contracts. With her/his influx of minimalist deconstruction, she/he is challenging our petit-bourgeois preconceptions regarding the hegemony of the state, our parents, and fixations of anal expulsion. This is clearly a throwback to post-Lacanian psychoanalysis and the Deleuzian philosophy of Julian Assange.
Truly a celebration of anonymous folk art, not to be misunderstood as the result of an "accidental" or stochastic process. Genuine art flourishes in the Upper Peninsula (especially on Saturday nights)!