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WATCHING THE WASHLANDS
A sculpture by Hattie Coppered 1993.
The sculpture stands on the edge of Burton-On-Trent overlooking the Washlands.
Depth Of Field example. This is an assignment I did using DOF and we used the objects in a row idea. This is when the front is in focus.
Phantasmagoria is a visual experiment that deals with memory as the key trigger for emotional response. The concept of this experiment is derived from a medical discovery.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging technology(MRI) provides dynamic scans of the human brain in action, revealing that when people visualize a specific thing, patterns of activation occur on the surface of their visual cortex, and these cortical patterns preserve most of the geometric properties of the object being imagined in the “mind’s eye”. That means to say, brain structures re-present the spatial properties of images in the world through a “mapping” function, clearly visible in functional MRIs, which documents the experiential reality of mental images by showing a “picture” forming through neuronal relays firing in the brain.
Phantasmagoria comprises of flashing images arranged frame by frame, then complied into a two hundred second video. The intention of the video is driven by the concept mentioned above. As this project takes a strong standpoint towards invoking emotional reaction by utilizing memory triggers, the concept of the "mind's eye" runs in line with that of this project. The video presentation flashes photographs of subject that induces a sense of nostalgia in continuous succession, made more effective with placement of flashing white frames to create an imprinting effect onto the eyes.
Everyone has a personal impression and emotional attachment to many different objects and events and these are personal experiences that cannot be replicated on a large-scale effect. Phantasmagoria aims to target these significant instances of personal and unique attachment. However, these "significant instances" are tiny and minute, almost negligible. For example, how we still remember the nostalgic sound of an antique transistor radio scanning through the frequencies. The difference between writing with a pencil and a pen. The smell of the sea, which usually relates to ideas like a vacation, a weekend at the beach, a cycling trip, there are infinite possibilities as to how one can relate an event to a subject or vice-versa.
The video is a highly delicate process that seeks to connect with all viewers, one at a time. This is the idea of catering to the masses of individuals.
A publication accompanies this video presentation.
For this homework assignment, we were asked to break the objects that we used in our first homework still-life painting and rearrange them.
I arranged them in a simple asymmetrical composition - this time with the bamboo table exposed rather than being covered by newsprint.
Not sure why, but it was hard diserning the lights, shadows, and color shifts in the objects this time. The only piece I really like is the one in the lower left hand corner. Overall, I feel lukewarm about this one.
Medium = Oil on Canvas
Size = 16 x 20"
Completed On = 2017.02.06 FINAL
Fresh sweet blueberry fruit. Dessert healthy food. Group of ripe blue juicy organic berries. Raw summer diet. Delicious nature vegetarian ingredient. Isolated on white background.
Appareil compact 35mm fabriqué en Chine de 1995 à 2000 avec viseur large, objectif 5,6/35mm et obturateur au 1/125s. Mise au point fixe de 1.8m à l'infini. Flash électronique automatique avec réduction des yeux rouges. Film 135 DX 100/200 et 400 iso en 24x36, moteur d'entrainement avec 2 piles LR 06 et volet de fermeture par curseur.
Photo : G-Photography (Me)
Model : Teela YN
Contact for shooting : 0 9 0 4 2 5 8 8 1 2 (Heo)
hoduongductu2512@gmail.com
This is a prototype object I made of wood, ceramic and thread. I'm very happy with it!Now I have to realize it in porcelain. This will take some time, making molds ect.ect.I will keep you informed. dimensions: 14cm round and 20cm lenght
Mary Rose Canon
John Powell Powell (1769-1849) is well known for his interest in cannon. Less obvious than the rest of his collection at Quex is this piece of a gun from the Mary Rose, a warship of Hennry VIII that sank in the Solent in 1545.
Although the wreck Mary Rose is said to have been discovered in 1971, John Deane (1800-1884), the pioneering diver, came across her in 1836 and retrieved some material including this piece. John Powell Powell bought it from him a few years later, hence we have it in the Museum where it can be seen today.
Subsequent to 1971 the remains of the Mary Rose were lifted from the seabed and are displayed today in the Mary Rose Museum at Portsmouth.
I composed the photo this way to show one of the many steps for an average woman's daily routine. It's trying to show a woman about to put on lip stick. What makes it interesting is the kiss mark on the paper and having the actual lip stick container behind. I'm trying to get a more of a lovely feeling intimate feeling. I used a white and kind of bluish backkground for this. I chose a shutter speed of 1/200 so the paper in the background wouldn't show movement.I also opened my aperture to let light in. The iso was at 800 to get a little bluish for contrast.
Each object has a storage and handling tray with its number, making it safe and easy to retrieve objects from storage.
found object: JANE & JANE
Walking along PACIFIC HEIGHTS after yet another SFIFF movie....ADDA looked down and found this yellow sticky paper with the name JANE...
of course, HAD to take a photo of it...
ADDA walked away and then a woman & her guy pal walked up to the same spot and took a photo of the same FOUND ITEM
well, its kinda surprise that anyone would photo any junk on the streets... if ADDA can lead his fellow flickr pals to a new photo op....
so just as MOSES parting the red sea...ADDA will open the creative flood gates of flickr...(hahaha )
ADDA didnt disturb the shoot...then approached the couple to get the FYI...
It so happens...that the beautiful woman's name is ...JANE...and she takes photos of various found objects with her camera phone...she proceeded to show me some cool stuff...
WOW...so, if you are out there JANE...big hug 2 u both
I composed my photo this way in order to act out a scene in the picture. My intent was to make it seem like a troop was surrendering to an enemy. What makes this photo interesting was the way the army men matched the mood of the background. The emotion that I was aiming for was the loss of hope. The bluish background kind of matched this mood. I had a white setting in order to make this photo simple and not too distracting. I had a high shutter speed of 320, because somebody was holding a piece of paper for my background and the paper kept moving. So, I had to capture the scene instead. I had to open my aperture all the way to get as much light as I could since I have a high shutter speed. I had an ISO of 800 so I wouldn't be having really dark photos to turn in.