Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Monday, November 26, 2012
Final Proposal
There are times in my life when I’m surrounded by friends and family and
I like to remove myself mentally from the situation and look at the small
things that don’t seem to matter much, or get any attention at all.
This can be something small of how the light is reflecting upon the wall
or how an object sits lonesome by itself. Much of the time the things
that I pick up on reflect a sense of emptiness, loneliness or something
is missing or at lost. Yet it’s a tranquil and calm feeling given off
much in the time when chaos surrounds it.
For my final project I want to take and capture these “empty” moments, for a week while I am surround by family and friends is the only time I will shoot. Capturing the moments in which I remove myself from the action. Exposing the overlooked in a chaos with these images. I would like to take an approach to these with the photographic styles of Uta Barth in mind. The way she looks at space, color and light will be reflected within my work.
For my final project I want to take and capture these “empty” moments, for a week while I am surround by family and friends is the only time I will shoot. Capturing the moments in which I remove myself from the action. Exposing the overlooked in a chaos with these images. I would like to take an approach to these with the photographic styles of Uta Barth in mind. The way she looks at space, color and light will be reflected within my work.
Monday, November 19, 2012
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Project 3: Proposal
Maull & Co. (London) Portrait of a woman partially obscured by a drape is my inspiration for this next series of work. Photographs of this type (carte de vistie) were much time used visiting cards otherwise known as calling cards, a wallet like size print (2x3in), that would be given to friends and family. This particular image is one that i found interesting, due to the fact that the woman in the image is faceless. I want to take the concept and turn it into a narrative playing off the idea of a woman being insecure about her body image yet her signification other wants her to to flaunt her body to them. This series being made up of 3-4 images titled "she don't know shes beautiful". That push and pull of a womans insecurities and the way her significant other views her. The idea that original source images was original produce to give to out to many persons in contrast to the series that i produce would typically be something just between a woman and her significant other. I want this images to be shy and seductive produced in black and white with a softer focus and wrapped lighting in order to create a seductive, soft, elegant feel to the overall images.
Maull & Co. (London)
Portrait of a woman partially obscured by a drape
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Carte de visite
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Project 2: Proposal
History lays among us, everywhere we step has a story.
Historic markers tell some of theses stories but many are left unknown. With
this idea in mind led me to think of this personal connection I have with Ed
Gein , a murder and body snatcher whom lived in Plainfield. Seeing as this
projects parameters was that the event had to be held in the Milwaukee area
this led me to think of Jeffery Dahmer, serial killer of Milwaukee. For this project I want to visit the
sites of Dahmer’s events, including places where he picked up his victims, where
he purchased his supplies and of course where he did his killings. I want to experiment with this project,
thinking about the different ways in which I can shoot such as from who’s point
of view. I would like to think of this as a palmary sketch to eventually taking
it further and photographing Ed Gein’s sites comparing and contrasting the two.
My plans for shooting this would be to visit these sites at different times of
day shooting a about 50 or so images at each location digital and also shooting
it in film, editing process I would want to be minimal in order to keep these
photos true to nature.
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Monday, September 17, 2012
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