William Klein trained initially as a painter, then worked as a fashion photographer for Vogue and rewrote a lot of the rules of fashion photoraphy. These are some early 60s fashion shoots where he has used a light very quickly sketching around the model to create light trails
More on William Klein click here
More William Klein ideas
colour lines on contact sheets a development from his light trails fashion shoots click here
Tuesday, 17 December 2013
Monday, 16 December 2013
Little People Big World Zev Hoover
Zev Hoover is a 14 year old american photographer and artist. Using his camera and an idea originally from his older sister he produces manipulated images where he is reduced down to the size of Slinkachu little person. His work makes excellent use of photoshop and aspects of the concepts of tiltshift
Many of his images use himself as the subject matter
His flickr pages
His website lots of good tips and ideas
Article in the Daily Mail
Many of his images use himself as the subject matter
His flickr pages
His website lots of good tips and ideas
Article in the Daily Mail
Sunday, 15 December 2013
Unusual Approach To Still Life - Food Landscapes - Carl Warner - Landscapes made of figures - Bill Brandt
Carl Warner is a photographer who creates Food landscapes both as artwork and as images for advertising
Carl Warner's website click here
Bill Brandt
1904 - 1983
b/w photographs looking at links between landscape and figures
Thursday, 12 December 2013
Use of a scanner to manipulate images or create images
Just a straight scan can be an interesting way of creating an image
You can use a scanner to create an image - try rolling your head as the scanner bar moves
stretching part of the image by thinking about when and how you move the object you are scanning
Matus - multiple scans - links well to David Hockney
scanning mixing found objects and x-rays Giang Nguyen Hoang
weblinks
scanography - ok hate the word but excellent website click here
Stuart Nelson click here
Mike Leale click here
Sunday, 8 December 2013
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