Showing posts with label medium format. Show all posts
Showing posts with label medium format. Show all posts

Sunday, 25 March 2012

FEATURE!


Eighteen 39

I recently came across an amazing website, Eighteen39 the other day and decided to submit a photograph of mine because you never know what might happen.

Receive an email on the same day saying I will be featured on the 25th March 2012!

So excited, the link above is the page I am featured on!


You've probably seen this image before on my blog, but this is the actual one I submitted.
It has made be more positive about the work I'm doing at the moment, even if my Mum does hate this portrait of her! 

Tuesday, 20 March 2012

THE FACE PROJECT



Representation:
Representing the Face

Marcio Mascarenhas and Rasmus Vasli, MA  students of London College of Communication came along to the group crit today to help give feedback and advise on our work. Our images that we have produced so far were hung up in the gallery. Below is my image, which I have chosen out of the few I have printed.



Untitled

Our main specifications for the brief is a 10 X 12 colour print, in medium format with the theme of "portraiture".














The idea around my work is to explore the idea of identity. How a face can tell someone a lot about that person's persona and their character and using the narrow depth of field specifically to highlight the detail of the face. I am photographing my family specifically as there will be some connection between them and myself. I am also experimenting with different areas of the house to get a "comfortable" feel and with this image particularly exploring the use of landscape as being a contrast view of a portrait. The image being in landscape in this case demonstrates a subtlety of the surroundings around her and creates an atmosphere of domestic environment.