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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.
Digital camera
Fine line drawing of Ian MacKaye (singer from punk band, Minor Threat) done on top of collage material.
December 2011.
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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Rocket no anticipation:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HJ3hGPLkvo&feature=plcp
Bouncing balls:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=vd6glsp1Yic&feature=plcp
Wawing hand:
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.