Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience. ~Ralph Waldo Emerson. I love nature; I love being outside. For My concentration I want to project how nature gives us peace and helps us find our natural self while man made things can overwhelm us and make us stressed out and have negative Zen. I will use space, line, texture, and value to portray the difference between nature and man-made items.
Friday, April 5, 2013
This Is the Color of My Dreams
These photos are also from Hawaii, I editted "roots" again to get a greener darker feel, I dont know why, I just liked it better. The first and third photo are of the same flower, I think I'm going to use the second photo of the flower over the first because I like it better and it has motion and it's not as centered. I probably won't use the photo of the kayaks because it doesn't represent my concentration ideas, I will replace it with one of my breadth photos in my breadth portfolio. The blue and greenish photo, third one from the bottom, is a picture of mold growing on a dying tree, I like it, not because it's dying but that it represents the circle of life, how with one thing leaving the world something new enters, in this case the tree is leavingand the mold and lichen is entering and they will grow and produce. The second photo I call the garden of Eden, I don't know if I will use it in my concentration even though I love it, it's just not abstract enough.
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Bal du moulin de la Galette
Today I uploaded my pictures and edditted them so their true and full potential would show. I hope you like them, I took them in Hawaii.
Monday, April 1, 2013
The scream
I took a lot of photos while I was in Hawaii! Many pictures of the Hawaiian culture and many of vegetation and nature, unfortunately I split my foot in half while there and in all the chaos of trying to walk this morning I forgot my camera at home, *debbie downer music*. I am planning on bringing my camera tomorrow and uploading and editting them tomorrow after school. While I was on vacation I watched one of my favorite movies, The Breakfast Club, it made me inspired to look into a concentration about high school and all the pressures and stereotypes, and how it is kind've dark and the fact that we spend the first half of our lives in school preparing to go to work and then the second half working and then we die. I wanted to capture the dark essence of high school. This is my experimentation for today. Thank you.
I looked up what colors expressed stress to make the viewer feel stressed when they looked at the first picture, reds greens, and blacks all make people feel stressed so I tried to edit it with those colors, I dont know if I like the look of it yet, but it's a work in progress. The second I took the other day while taking pictures of nature outside, I editted it to look dark and solid, with lines to make it look serious and confining. The third picture I was going to use in my hands concentration, but I wanted it to portray stress of high school instead. The fourth is a picture of how school takes forever, I used lines to represent time and length, and I made sure nobody was around to symbolize induviduality, and how sometimes people feel like their just kids and life is a nightmare, and they are all alone.
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Les Soeurs D'Estrees
This week I've been working on Man Versus Nature and abstraction between both of those.I didn't take many photos I worked mostly on editting the ones I already had, I plan on taking hundreds during my trip to Hawaii over spring break. The one with Ansley and the blue statue is called spirit animal, and I wanted to portray how on the outside we are stiff and rigid forced by society not to show emotion but on the in side we are individual and free. The grass with the fence I call territory because back in the pioneer times you didn't need a fence, you built a house and that was that, you had settled land, now we are crammed together seperated by fences. I altered the meat is muder photo and made the grapefruit match the hue of the meat. The lamp and the bark photo is about how plastic is polluting the earth and filling it with CO2, while trees breath in CO2 and exhale clean fresh oxygen for us to breath. The lantern is an experiment with color and vibrance I don't know what I have planned for it.
Friday, March 15, 2013
Dogs Playing Poker
This week I took a few batches of photos and editted them. I'm thinking about changing my concentration to abstraction of circles in nature and man made things. I was thinking I could do circles because of the circle of life and how that has a major role in nature. The self portrait was my chamillion photo, and I was thinking I could use it in my concentration but I don't know how it could fit in.
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