Nat petting the creepy skull in the basement of his house...
Nat looking into a sweet light...again in his basement.
Me from the fridge's point of view.
Florian wanted to pose like a Hollywood star...this is what we came up with
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Assignments and Experiments
After many constructive critical remarks from my oldest sister, Miri telling me to become a more diverse photographer rather than just shooting sports I've begun to branch out and am now interested in photographing people/portraits. Luckily for my photography class we were just assigned to photograph people/portraits. So I grabbed the French native speaker, Florian Deredec and my ex-roommate, Nat Clarke and began to do some shooting. At first I had no real idea as to what I was doing or what I was looking for in any of my shots so the majority of the photos came out poorly, but after awhile I semi got the hang of things and got these photos. Just an F.Y.I Nat really isn't a creepy dude and doesn't like to pet skulls I actually made him do it...Feel free to comment on these photos I would really like feedback on them.
Nat petting the creepy skull in the basement of his house...
Nat looking into a sweet light...again in his basement.
Me from the fridge's point of view.
Florian wanted to pose like a Hollywood star...this is what we came up with
Nat petting the creepy skull in the basement of his house...
Nat looking into a sweet light...again in his basement.
Me from the fridge's point of view.
Florian wanted to pose like a Hollywood star...this is what we came up with
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Don't limit yourself to what you think are the conventions of portraiture, i.e. try to pressure the limits on what it means to call something a portrait. Robert Mapplethorpe's flowers are as potent as any photograph of a person. Stieglitz's photograph of Georgia O'Keeffee's hands, for instance.
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