Friday, December 16, 2011

Physiograms.

Double Jointed Green Will Always Conquer The very simple way to create these awesome photos. I'm going to attempt these this weekend, over winter break and whatnot. I think they will be amazing, and I'm excited to try them! I quite like light painting and this is very similar. It'll be cool to see if they work!

Film prints!

Star trails! This is a 20 minute exposure. I really really like these types of photos, I'm planning on doing more. I think I want to try one over an hour, I think it'll be awesome! I guess we'll see!

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Scott W. H. Young.

This guy is absolutely amazing. Flickr. His amazing portraits of light. The photos are so simple, yet so beautiful and elegant. He does so much with so little. His series on beds.

Thursday, December 8, 2011

Film complete.

This afternoon it was beautiful out. I got inspired and decided to go shoot that roll of film I wanted to do. I picked a 24 shot film, and took about 20 during the afternoon in the sun. The sky was extremely clear so I wanted to attempt some star trail photographs. So, at night, I finished the roll of film with some star trails. Hopefully they work! I'll be developing them next week, and I'll start printing and scanning them. I'm excited to get back into the darkroom!

A little more inspiration...

Andrew Newson Pathway (1627) Sussex Photographs Seeing and feeling #2 (Sussex Photographs)

Inspiration.

ar.t (a lot of this set.) portriait friend andre, Mont Saint-Michel, france
I find this portrait to be amazing. I'm not sure exactly what it is, but it is just impossible for me to not look at it. Maybe it's his expression. Or the castle in the background. Or the amazing tones. Whatever it is, I find this to be a stunning photo.
Sunset France winter-summer musée du Louvre  tone italia nuvole al tramonto texture