Double Exposures

To make this batch of double exposure photographs I did my best to find photos that would look nice as backgrounds and then put photos that I thought would look nice over them. My goal was to create photos that looked out of place and hopefully stood out as things which you don't see every day. I tried to find colors that looked nice together as well as I felt that black and white flattened some of the images and made them look too one-dimensional.

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Spring Project #2

For my second week, I switched over from shooting little figures to capturing Pac Heights architecture. To get the pictures I shot up the wall and tried to capture the sharp angles and contrasts of the glassy buildings. I like the way that the glass reflects and creates the bright reflections which contrast with the darker backgrounds.

Winter 4

Winter 4 For this batch of photos, I hoped to create a sort of simpler vibe with not a lot going on with there being a ton of things going on. I prefer a simple photo with nothing too flashy going on and one main point that the eye naturally gravitates to. I, however, do like the vibrant colors of the last photos so I included them.

Portfolio

Portfolio The images I chose for my portfolio I feel demonstrate the direction in which I took the project. I hoped to take photos that were pleasing to the eye and at the same time captured David Gillivers little people. I was hoping that you got a vibe of the person is either resting from doing a task or they are doing the task.In the ones were they appear stagnant perhaps there is meant to be a subtle energy where they are supposed to be doing what they are doing. They are supposed to be resting and that something was happening before they were there and something will happen afterwards.

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