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-Largescale experimenting with the structure of Charles Demuth's work.
-Size: 23.5x35 inches
-Materials: Acrylic paint, chalk, Indian ink
These were all shot with my Canon 450D, I edited the RAW files to achieve the "polaroid look" and added the frame in photoshop.
The viewer feels on edge because it looks like I am drowning however in a very controlled way due to it being constricted to a circle. Influenced by Flora Borsi.
This one I set up the cards on bits of pipe cleaner so they didn't move, then I popped the top off of my maglite and traced around the cards with the shutter open. This shot is a blend of 4
I am slow.
Because I have the tendency to work on the nitty gritty and highly unnecessary details of my developmental work! Dammit.
FYI: I am working on the theme "The 7 Deadly Sins" in collaboration with classic fairy tales. Cliched I know.
Photographer: Jess McPhee
Model: Kelly Alice Cotton
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This picture is from a number produced as part of my A2 Photography coursework. The theme of the photograph is constructive portraiture for which I researched tableau photography and studied the work of Tom Hunter who recreates paintings as photographs. In this picture, I made up a fellow student using professional makeup to create a flawless complexion with rosy cheeks to mimic Pre-Raphaelite paintings.
the question was contrast so i came up with contrasting war and peace, and then ended up showing how war can effect many things, like families and also landscapes etccccc.
Coursework for my NOCN Level 2 in Photography at Hull College, a picture of Holderness Road. I was tripod-less this evening, hence the annoying pink-reflected barrier and the missing roof of the bus, but I like the idea of the shot. I'll keep an eye out for a bus stop with that sign without a barrier.