Old Process Tests

 

Photogram using Objects

This was made with a 5 second exposure and aperture of 11.

Photogram and Tone Reversal Using Magazine Image

This was the magazine image I chose to use. On the other side there were words. When making a magazine photogram, one has to take into account for what is on both sides of the image. 

This was the result of a six second exposure and an aperture of 11.

This was the tone reversal of the original image with a six second exposure and aperture of 8. 

Chemogram

Pinhole Camera

This was taken on a cloudy day and I used an exposure of 25 seconds. 

This was a tone reversal of the original image, however I did not put the emulsion side to the emulsion side of the original image so it became grey and blurry. 

Cyanotype 

This cyanotype was left in bright sun for 25 minutes then washed with water. After washing it I put it into hydrogen peroxide to turn it deep blue.

Creative Assignment

Project 12

Stop Motion

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECFyCej7xmw

For this stop  motion, my group and I decided to emulate a stop motion video with face paint. We tied it into the subject trying to get ready and painting her face representing a mask and then taking it off showing that she does not need it. This video has a happy mood and uses every color of the rainbow. 

We emulated this idea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07Ch4A9PnZI

Project 11

Utopia and Distopia Videos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZH-pSeTby44

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2qQhrXgC-g

Project 10

Magazine Mock-UP

In this project we made a mock up of a magazine.  I used a friend of mine who plays lacrosse to form a lacrosse magazine. For the cover I cut him out and pasted a few of the texts I found on the real Inside Lacrosse magazine, emulating it. Then I made spreads for pages two and tree, four and five, six and seven, and then a back page. I made two adds, a Gatorade and Nike add. I added text boxes and placeholders for the photos. Them I dropped in each photo after editing it to make the player or subject stand out in the photo. 

Project 9

Fine Art Portraits 

 

For this set of fine art portraits, I used a close friend of mine as my model. She is always very smiley and I liked how the colors of her dress stood out against the green garden and grass. I put a few in black and white because they seemed more intense, but I left a few in color and exaggerated it to demonstrate the mood. For example in the photo where my friend is laughing in the grass I increased the saturation and blurred around her face to make her stand out. She isn't looking directly at the camera which I like. These photos show her fun personality. In many, I increased the clarity to make her look more vibrant.

Extra Fine Art

Commercial Portraits 

In the first commercial portrait I added a slight vignette and made her the focus. I decreased the exposure under her chin to make her jaw stand out. For the lower photo, I decreased the clarity and blurred the background so she stood out. I posed her so the back of the detailed dress was showing.

Project 9

Commercial and Fine Art Portraits

Fine Art

Photo By: Alessio Albi

Photo By: Sarah Knapp

Commercial