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Experiments with polygons and branching techniques. Polygons create succeeding generations once the saturation threshold is exceeded.
So i went out to the bar with a little social experiment. Walk in and hand out a few disposable cameras, then collect them when they are empty. Here are the results. I just thought was wondering what i would find on these rolls of film. I think one of the most rewarding thing about it was just watching all these people interacting and be willing to have their pictures taken with random strangers, by random strangers.
Processing experimenting that I've been wanting to do for a while.
Midterm break spent in New Jersey and New York. Took TONS of pictures and had lots of fun.
Marlyn and AJ :]
Overlayed in magenta: The Met
Experiment: cake batter in the waffle iron! A delicious experiment indeed. I used Cherrybrook kitchen cake mixes in vanilla and chocolate. It took quite a few tries to get everything right, but here are photos of the results!
Hmm.. one of those that is so heavily processed it is impossible to print as the colours are so out of gamut! Looks a bit painterly which was my intention.
Brooklyn, NY
First attempts at an abstract library similar to work related to first year. I hope to make it more concrete and program more like a library!
*Abstract Concept currently
Qtpfsgui 1.9.2 tonemapping parameters:
Operator: Fattal
Parameters:
Alpha: 0.773
Beta: 0.775
Color Saturation: 1.51
Noise Reduction: 0
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PreGamma: 1
And old girlfriend brought this back from Hawai'i for me. The light was playing across the kitchen table and looked like it would be cool to shoot. I grabbed these they hang out on my computer table, which is right next to the kitchen table.
This was my first experiment for my final piece. My main idea for force was people which then lead to segregation. When looking into segregation with more depth I came across the idea of ''things looking the same but are different''. This is when I thought of my idea for my final piece. I placed millie in the same spot which was on the field.I asked her to pull different facial expressions but still stay in the same angle. In the 4th photo i changed the ISO and the shutter speed. This created the effect of the lag when she moved. I took a variety of photos in this way. The reason for this is because i wanted to make one of my photos different to the others but still look slightly similar to the other photos. This comes into the concept of things being the same but looking different. When putting them together I chose what photos i wanted carefully and edited them in the say way. I changed the saturation,shadows,highlights and added a pink/purple tint to make it look slightly different. I put all the photo's together using photoshop. When evaluating my experiment I decided to change the perspective of the photo this means that when taking the photos for my final piece i will have the camera closer up and take them in different angles. I also changed the location because i thought that it was too busy and may distract the viewer from millie.
It was the first time I tried my hand at this kind of shot. We had to put the camera down on the belt and experiment with different shutterspeeds.