My v.log demonsrates the process of taking a photo- shooting the image, traveling to the digital imagery center and the actual development of the photo. Accompanied by rhythmic beats from DJ Ro-land for this peice. Chur
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Radical Blogs...
http://iheartphotography.blogspot.com/
This blog first grabbed my attention with is title, I Heart Photography. I am a photography enthusiast therefore I was drawn to this site. The blog has an enormous range of images ranging form fashion to models, landscapes to portraits, and a many alternative photos that leave the viewer questioning.
http://craig-photography.blogspot.com/Craig? John Craig, Pittsburgh USA based photographer. Craig's photography looks in to obscure portraits, motion and stillness and abandonment architecture, a very interesting series of photos with links to a range of other photographers.
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Lurking? Just a word, or a new passion? I'v searched through many blogs and liked what I saw. People displaying and expressing their personality. It's good to see. The movies were exciting, the photos discriptive and the design, inspiring. My comments, thanks they have all been positve. You rule DESN112...
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
One Camera Taking Four Photos...
WELLINGTON CITY! A beautiful city filled with culture, art, buildings and wind. My composite image shows real life Wellington and its attractions through the eye of a camera.
Monday, July 21, 2008
DESN101...FLUID FORM
The final assignment for DESN101 was titled Fluid Form and asked us to design a model based on fluidity, curve and flow, with influences from a selection of presidents, as well as a drawing to represent the model. My presidents were Zaha Hadid and Zakary Kinnaird, and form them I took an approach of combining straight lines to form a curve in a manner that provided an interior space.
My photos were based the focus on the straight lines forming a curve, the focus of the attachment each peice of the drafting film, lighting techniques, reflection showing the interior space, and displaying skills learnt in DESN114- macro lens techniques.
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