cyanotypes (same images as the ones below but these are my edited images)

cyanotype

I am not sure what I am going to do for this project, but here are a few of my ideas! I want to some how combine my portraiture with my close ups.. I used a macro lens for most of the close ups!

different versionsss

class portrait....

Reading #2 : Experimental Vision

The Evolution of the Photogram...


Here are some of my favorite of Man ray's "rayographs"

Man Ray

Man Ray

Man Ray

This article went into much detail about the evolution of the photogram. Artists began this "camera-less photography" after the debate of dimension of space. Artists wanted to create 3-dimentional photographs. They needed something new and exciting and this is what they got! The process was pretty controlled but the exciting part was how unpredictable the results were. 

I really liked this quote...

"Inventions, they say, are always made when they are needed" 

I feel like this is so true.... When there is need for something new and exciting, we always find a way to come up with just that! And this process turned into quite a success. 

I also liked some of Schads photograms: 

I really like how abstract they are. I also really like how light plays a big role in each of the images.

picture of meeeee

Assignment #2 :Cliche Verreeeeeeee

I decided to use both black permanent marker and Ink. I used the Ink to make smudges and create a sort of texture and I used the permanent marker for fine lines and tracing. I ended up tracing some of my own photographs that I took in other photo workshop classes. I also used some designs and ideas from the internet. So this is what I came up with....... :)

This one is my favorite :)