These photos are what I've taken using the idea of human presence implied, using movement and playing with focus, trying to mimic David Carson's techniques, and also Duane Michals. Im going to further edit these, and overlap the photos to make them look more like David Carson's style of presenting them.
Showing posts with label body. Show all posts
Showing posts with label body. Show all posts
Monday, October 27, 2014
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Latest Plan for Next Shoot
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Monday, October 13, 2014
Latest Shoot for Panel 3
I decided to start playing with focus in my panel 3. I find it really hard because I am such a perfectionist, but Im getting there.
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Monday, September 22, 2014
New Plan for Panel 3
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Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Sunday, August 17, 2014
Identifying Each Series of Work - Panel 1
This is identifying each series of work, and working out there relevance in my folio.
1. For the first circled group this uses apeture and focus to show the fight of the depression. The shaking of the face shows how the mind can go crazy from depression.
2. The next series of photos are close ups of the face. These pictures show expression of how one can act with a crazy mind. The strong shadows show darkness. The awkwardness of the face represents the mind.
3. The next 4 photos shows the black blanket as symbolism of the pain and depression, and how its waying him down.
4. The last photos show clenched fists which represent the punching, and the feeling of blood pumping (veins) and feeling under pressure.
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Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Latest Shoots, Another Look At Duane Michals
These are my latest photos looking at Duane Michals, these are for my panel one, replacing photos on there that were boring, I LOVE these photos, and are my favourite so far. I found inspiration from Duane Michals ''Fallen Angel Shoot.'' I liked the idea of having something drape over Logan, like this angel is draping over the person.

Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Latest Shoot - Kelly Nipper and Walead Beshty
I had another go at using Walead Beshty as an artist model but the photos just didn't turn out. So I started using Kelly Nipper and looking at her photos. I think I will return to looking at Walead Beshty and try again. I like how Kelly Nipper uses movement and posture to show still photos of dancers. In my next shoot I'm going to go deeper in looking at Kelly Nipper, and imitating her techniques to fit into my work.
Monday, June 23, 2014
Kelly Nipper - Research
Kelly Nipper works with video, performance and photography. In her photos she uses still photos of models in awkward positions and uses contemporary dance to show movement. She also uses series of photos to show this and still life in her work.
This is three different photos and shows series



Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Worksheet
1. My work is about the struggle of being in a dark state of mind. The blanket represents the pain and pressure from society to be the best. I want to develop this further with Logan breaking about of the blanket, and showing him as an individual, with the blanket standing next to him, side by side they work, but one cannot try and take over another.
2. Duane Michals, Eileen Cowan, Bill Brandt, Walead Beshty.
3. Sequences for Duane Michals. Eileen Cowan for the strong black and white contrast. Bill Brandt with the close up of hands and face. Walead Beshty is for the photos that I have taken but not yet added to my blog.
4. Panel 1 - FINISHED.
5. Dont have enough photos to have extra, I will work on taking some more over the next week or two.
2. Duane Michals, Eileen Cowan, Bill Brandt, Walead Beshty.
3. Sequences for Duane Michals. Eileen Cowan for the strong black and white contrast. Bill Brandt with the close up of hands and face. Walead Beshty is for the photos that I have taken but not yet added to my blog.
4. Panel 1 - FINISHED.
5. Dont have enough photos to have extra, I will work on taking some more over the next week or two.
Thursday, May 15, 2014
Latest Shoot + Proof Sheet
I re-took the latest photos, and I prefer these ones a lot. I've used Duane Michals and Kellp Nipper, also with references to David Hilliard and Eadweard Muybridge. These photos use sequences and stick to the high contrast and difference between the darker and lighter pictures.
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Sunday, May 4, 2014
Latest Shoot - Duane Michals and Eileen Cowan
This is my latest shoot. I've used Logan with a plain black top on and a light background to make the photos look of high contrast and harshness.
I really think using an all white background is a contrast in what i have done in the rest of my work, where I have used black and negative space. I think these relate well with Eileen Cowan's work as my photos are showing high and obvious contrast between positive and negative space.
Duane Michals uses slowed down shutter speed quite prominently in his work which is the technique i was experimenting with in these photos. I want to develop this further and go back to my original idea of using sequences in panel 1.
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Tuesday, April 22, 2014
New Photos Taken
These photos are the latest of what I have taken, I looked at Eileen Cowan and her use of positive and negative space, and I think for my concept the negative space works perfectly and suits.This also relates to Anne Nobles, 'Rubys Room' artwork. She uses people and their faces and shows a lot of texture through food and liquid.
Im next going to go back to the sequences idea and I need to relate this back to my concept.
My panel 1 is 3/4 finished, well I have enough content to cover the lot of panel 1, but I just need to work on sizing and composition of my images on my board. Also to use the sequence idea on my first panel mean I can develop it further through my folio.
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