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Hi

just playing with a more abstract way of seeing, or maybe a more indirect way of seeing things.

hello. so i couldnt get into my gmail account, so im temporarily using my friend's.

i have an idea of how i want to do certain photos, but im not that settled with the images i took.

I think a lot of what i want to do have to do with the way i print the images.

my abstract picture.

snap shot picture.

my exact seeing picture.

i dont have a concept for this project, and im just interested in shooting images of what ive always wanted to shoot. and I want to see if i could make meaning of intially just shooting photos without having a meaning in mind.

Done and sold. Deadline will be activated in two minutes

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thus far...

I am trying to meet the objectives of the assignment while keeping true to my own style. Above are my images for "snapshot" and "intensified seeing."
Please give me *honest* feedback.

project1

These images are from a Chinese restaurant and my apartment. I'm not sure how I'll use these or if I will at all. I was thinking about doing some manipulation in the darkroom to add things or bring out elements like the reflection in the glass in the third image. I still have more to shoot but I liked doing a study of the gross, Americanized, almost Chinese kitsch aspects of the buffet, seen especially in the second image.

This is Amy Lobasso Hi

Project 1.

These images are really similar to what the final prints actually look like. They're really straightforward shots that ties into the project's guidelines. Feel free to let me know what you think. c:

--Demi

These are two of my images thus far. The one on the top was just a scenic shot but when I printed it I used a number 5 filter...it was seriously hot pink. The one below, the lovely shot of Adam, is a snapshot. There really isn't a huge concept in either of them, but I liked them. Let me know what you think.

Stephanie M

Project 1

These are not my final shots for the project but heres a couple from a roll where I was experimenting with multiple exposures and shooting through different layers of glass. For a previous project I explored the culture and displacement of the used object and these locations can be though of as an extension of that exploration.

Project 1

These are the some of the photos I've taken so far. The last two were taken around the Tarpon Springs sponge docks. The first ones were taken at an abandoned golf course. I'm not exactly sure if these are the ones I'll use. The first image is slightly blurry but I feel it adds to the abstraction and could be used. Any opinions?

Photographic Ways of Seeing

Heeeeey everyone,

Here are some of the photos that I have been starting to work with for the variations of photographic seeing. I'm going to be more focused on altering the negatives and prints in the darkroom to meet some of the requirements but these are some base images that I wanted to share with you all. More to come, but please feel free to make fun of me, critique me, or praise me, I really wanna have good feedback so I can prepare over this weekend

Yours Truly,

Germann

Entry 1

Hey,

Thus far I have not shot images I plan on using for this assignment. However, I have did shoot a roll of film to bracket with my 35mm camera. I had never done this with this camera, so it was beneficial to me to see the differences in light from my camera. Here are three of the same images that I bracketed in preparation for the assignment.

Best,
Chandler

sarah's photos

Here are a few images I have for the project so far, not sure if I will use all these yet. The first one has a photojournalistic look to it and I really like the symmetry and contrast of the dark and light doors, as well as the little street light above the dark door. The second photo plays with light and shadow and is kind of ambiguous. the third one is a photo that could be used as an x-ray photo. The first one is definitely my favourite. If anyone has any comments, feel free. 

-Sarah D.

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www.huffingtonpost.com/arts


nymag.com/arts/art

Welcome

Hello everyone please use this space to post some of your prints and a short statement.  This will help myself and your classmates to become familiar with the ideas that you're working with on each assignment.