My concentration series I finally decided that when I take pictures they will each have a story to tell or formed in some way that gives off a sense of attitude such as either happy or gloom. I want to bring out feelings not just what it is. It’s like the many sides of man: upset, lonely, serious, happy, loving, angry, frightening. They would all be normal things we see in our daily lives and I want to transform them so that people actually pay attention to them for once.
Thursday, February 21, 2013
My experiments
These are just pictures I took because I needed inspiration they're not the exact kind of pictures I wanted to take. But it's something right?
Nice start to your concentration. I think the house photo with the tree is the most effective at getting that dark mood you are looking for.The darkness of the tree framing the house adds an ominous feeling. The downward pointing motion of the branches add to this mood. I would keep working in black and white or sepia for future images with maybe a spot of color such as the dead rose. You need to type your concentration statement into your header. Make sure you include the principles of design you plan to use as well as a personal connection to you. If you are stuck for ideas, I would continue taking architectural shots in black and white. You could take a couple close up shots of architectural details at each site as well (door handles, rusted nails etc.) You might want to find locations with older buildings that haven't been maintained. Looking forward to your next group of pictures!
Nice start to your concentration. I think the house photo with the tree is the most effective at getting that dark mood you are looking for.The darkness of the tree framing the house adds an ominous feeling. The downward pointing motion of the branches add to this mood. I would keep working in black and white or sepia for future images with maybe a spot of color such as the dead rose. You need to type your concentration statement into your header. Make sure you include the principles of design you plan to use as well as a personal connection to you. If you are stuck for ideas, I would continue taking architectural shots in black and white. You could take a couple close up shots of architectural details at each site as well (door handles, rusted nails etc.) You might want to find locations with older buildings that haven't been maintained. Looking forward to your next group of pictures!
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