Tuesday, June 2, 2015

Artist Statement


My work from the past several years has been driven from inspiration of other photographers and pinterest and my own imagination. Browsing through Annie Leibovitz portraits has given me inspiration, allowing me to photograph images that I find powerful. For the Jazz unit, I was striving to capture the glitter and glam of Jazz while also incorporating a dark vibe. One of my favorite aspects of photography is taking portraits and capturing expressive images through candid moments that cannot be replicated. I have also taken interest in street photography. I have spoken to individual people and learned a lot about them, making my photographs more meaningful and interesting to me. I am also interested in photographing nature and sea life. When I went to the Oregon Coast I was enthralled by the sea creatures and bright colors hidden in the rocks. I decided to experiment with these photos through a transfer process creating a different format to show the images.
I would say that my best work has been with people and capturing moments. Taking photos of people in their element while also taking the time to hear about their stories has impacted me greatly.

Artist Statement


My work from the past several years has been driven from inspiration of other photographers and pinterest and my own imagination. Browsing through Annie Leibovitz portraits has given me inspiration, allowing me to photograph images that I find powerful. For the Jazz unit, I was striving to capture the glitter and glam of Jazz while also incorporating a dark vibe. One of my favorite aspects of photography is taking portraits and capturing expressive images through candid moments that cannot be replicated. I have also taken interest in street photography. I have spoken to individual people and learned a lot about them, making my photographs more meaningful and interesting to me. I am also interested in photographing nature and sea life. When I went to the Oregon Coast I was enthralled by the sea creatures and bright colors hidden in the rocks. I decided to experiment with these photos through a transfer process creating a different format to show the images.
I would say that my best work has been with people and capturing moments. Taking photos of people in their element while also taking the time to hear about their stories has impacted me greatly.

Final Digital Portfolio

Obscure/bliss






Tuesday, May 12, 2015

Jazz unit





sea/see











I took these photos on the beach in Sayulita, Mexico where I was trying to capture the homonyms of see and sea. I took photos of people looking out into the sea and photos of sea life and creatures. I made the photos black and white because I personally thought they looked more interesting this way and it enhanced the texture from the sand.

Night photography in Mexico



Portraits in Mexico













Wednesday, December 10, 2014

Food photography by me









Fine Art and Editorial Photos

Editorial

Fine Art

Editorial vs Fine Art

Editorial food photography is meant to look appetizing. This type of photography is generally found in magazines and sometimes advertisements. Whereas, fine art food photography is more expressive of the artist. It is less structured and has more freedom. The aim in fine art photography is to produce a more personal and artistic depiction of the subject.

Food Photography Lesson by Carrie Minns

On Wednesday, November 12th, Carrie Minns gave our class a presentation on how to properly photograph food. I learned that natural light is the best for capturing specific color tones. While artificial light will drastically effect your image.  I also learned how to incorporate different props that compliment our food. Another strategy that Carrie taught us was using hands in our photos to make it more natural and inviting.

Friday, October 24, 2014

Portraits

By Diana Chyrzyńska

Locke Deurrutia

Henri Cartier Bresson

Annie Leibovitz