http://allyscommercialphotographyblog.blogspot.com/2015/02/blog-post_19.html
The painting recreation was really accurate. The costumes and poses were almost identical, the spacing was similar, and the lighting was slightly different, but I think that's because of the tinting of the image she posted as the original(I think that particular copy was just slightly more green than it should've been). Basically, it's accurate.
While there were a couple things that could've been more precise, I feel like this was acceptable. One of the driving reasons for this is the way the models hold themselves: the Jesus looking fellow is super sass, the model was super sass, the red lady looked fairly contrite and solemn, the model looked solemn.
Monday, February 23, 2015
Peer Review 6 Station
http://jamiedjournalismblog.blogspot.com/2015/02/my-6-station-shoot.html
My favorite image is the Bubble. It's very mysterious and I'm really curious as to how there is a visible circle of the rainbow of soap surrounded by pure black and then surrounded by an outer layer of rainbow soap. It's intriguing and simple.
My least favorite image is the miniature. It's just not quite eye catching or super remarkable. It's still a nice image, but there was nothing about it that particularly piqued my interest right off the bat. Maybe if there was just a touch more going on in the scene it would add to the over all effect.
1. All of these images are inspired by a certain feel, it's unique and just whimsical enough in each image to make me smile but it's not over done. There is something to think about in every photo, whether it be the subject or the general feeling you get while looking at the photo. I like this.
2. Each image is minimal. They're all very simple, but they still tell a story or portray something interesting. To spark interest with minimal aspects contributing to the subject is really neat.
As far as overall improvement goes, I think just maybe framing each image to be a little more pleasing to the eye could help, but even then, not much needs to be improved at all. Like, for instance, maybe the scene of the miniature could be zoomed out just a smidge and maybe there could be a litttttle bit more empty space on top so that the subject doesn't take up the whole image and more importance is placed on the scene itself.
Overall, very great images :)
My favorite image is the Bubble. It's very mysterious and I'm really curious as to how there is a visible circle of the rainbow of soap surrounded by pure black and then surrounded by an outer layer of rainbow soap. It's intriguing and simple.
My least favorite image is the miniature. It's just not quite eye catching or super remarkable. It's still a nice image, but there was nothing about it that particularly piqued my interest right off the bat. Maybe if there was just a touch more going on in the scene it would add to the over all effect.
1. All of these images are inspired by a certain feel, it's unique and just whimsical enough in each image to make me smile but it's not over done. There is something to think about in every photo, whether it be the subject or the general feeling you get while looking at the photo. I like this.
2. Each image is minimal. They're all very simple, but they still tell a story or portray something interesting. To spark interest with minimal aspects contributing to the subject is really neat.
As far as overall improvement goes, I think just maybe framing each image to be a little more pleasing to the eye could help, but even then, not much needs to be improved at all. Like, for instance, maybe the scene of the miniature could be zoomed out just a smidge and maybe there could be a litttttle bit more empty space on top so that the subject doesn't take up the whole image and more importance is placed on the scene itself.
Overall, very great images :)
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Studio Tour
- How long did it take for you to successfully support yourself as a professional in the photography world?
- Where did you find information on studio space?
- How do you find models?
- How do you get your name out there?
- What do you charge friends and family for your services?
- Were you always motivated to pursue photography?
- When was your first paid shoot?
- Why do you shoot people usually?
Thursday, February 12, 2015
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