Triptychs

For this assignment, I took some photos of different object, and then place them together to find the best fit. I tried to make each picture unique in its own way. In triptych I played around with the exposure, kookiness, and in some determining whether or not it looked better in color or in black in white. Hope you enjoy!

Diptychs

For this assignment, I chose to walk around and photograph different objects and people and then figure out how well they related to one another. Once each photo was placed with another, I then used exposure and colors to make the similarities between the two stand out. Hope you enjoy!

My Series: Final

For my final series, I chose to photograph soldiers and knights. In each picture I tried to create scene, as if it were an actual movie. When editing I played with the highlights and the shadows, to set the mood in each individual photo. Hope you enjoy!

 



My Series: Micro Fantasy (Part 2)

For the second part of my series, I chose to photograph army men, making a short story. My approach this time, was to add more depth, so that the viewer gets a stronger feeling of the space between the characters. When editing I played around with highlights and shadows to help make the pictures stand out.

My Series: Micro Fantasy (Part 1)

For my series, I chose to do micro fantasy using action figures, like soldiers and knights. I wanted to try and create some type of story with each set of photos. For this first set I chose to use knights, and made a small story line to make each picture cohesive with the last. When editing these photos, I adjusted the lighting and added some shadows and highlights to help set the mood and the scene.

Fantasy Narratives

This week we took photos of action figures, and were asked to make them look realistic. I chose to make my photos come alive by blurring some of the figures and adjusting the lighting of the shot. I also use depth to add a sense of motion to the photo. 

Portraits

In this assignment we were asked to take portraits of one person in front of a white background. As I photographed my subject I asked her different questions and tried to capture a true expression in either her eyes, or her face as a whole. My idea was to make the photos look as natural and real as possible.