Glass House: James Welling

So the point of shooting Holga is all the crazy colors you can get, but this guy takes it to the next level. He uses filters that outrageously shifts the colors. He also focuses on transparency and reflection. He is photographing a glass house after all, you’re bound to get some rainbows. James Welling has […]

Conceptual Project: Just the Little Things

My grandma passed away several years ago and I wanted to create this idea of attachment and the sentimental values you place on objects. I chose subjects that I felt represented my grandma the most. There are some pieces where I represent her, while others I use objects that were hers. I wantd the elements […]

A Woman’s Work Is Never Done: Eliza Bennett

I found this body of work posted on Facebook from a friend. Eliza Bennett focuses on how female body’s are portrayed. In this she used her hand to create a worn pattern by embroidering. Embroidery is typically looked at as a feminine practice. With this she wanted to challenge the idea that what woman do […]

Same for 17 : Umbrella

In class we were told about a group of photographers that were given the same object, and were able to shoot any concept as long as that item was in the shot. When I was presented with a bright red umbrella I knew this could get interesting. I kept thinking of doing something surreal so […]

Holga Expermentation

During Spring break, I was able to take a Holga on to the Navy base and take pictures of many of their remodeled planes. I was excited to see what the Holga would do to these planes and explore how the images would appear. Many of my other pieces didn’t come out even though I […]

Hand Coloring: Paulina Surys

This had me thinking about when I learned hand coloring my freshman year. This photographer creates beautiful and much more successful pieces than when I was trying to execute my projects. She photographs with analogue although has been known to use her phone camera. She sets it into this device called Impossible Project Instant Lab […]

Self Portrait Photographer: Sarah Hoey

I randomly found Sarah Hoey and I found that a few pieces intrigued. She does self photography and I feel that since she’s still new there’s a lot of experimentation going on in her work. She tries different shots and I find some more successful than others. She creates these scenes then plays them out […]