#photography project

[glimpseinto]

Tokyo (2008) by Willem Alink on Flickr.

[axololtls]

[eunatansales]

[vikramsharma007]

[homeisaplaceinthehills]

Sofia, Bulgaria Helsinki, Finland - Jordi Bernardó. Europe. 2016

[alloalouette]

Geloy Concepcion, photographer based in California and Manila. Things You Wanted to Say But Never Did, an ongoing project which began in November 2019.

[inigoamescua]

Horses

[cadencewishes]

me with the setlist written on my hand

[angelvisions]

Daily Blues, 2021

BA Photography final project, documentary series

[goldenfrogstudio]

Untitled

Ongoing project: Hometown Series

Photographer: J Kenny

Taken with an iPhone Xs

2023

[glimpseinto]

LondonSnow (2009) by di9it8

[axololtls]

[eunatansales]

[peptography]

These are my boards I made for NCEA Level 3 Photography last year (I got excellence with scholarship!!!!!).

My theme was Forgotten Objects. Board 1 focuses on the origin of the objects. I took photos in a local op shop and of where/how I store the objects at home). Board 2 focuses on the artistic nature of the objects. I arranged them into gradients, blended macro photos of the objects, and also placed them on monochromatic backgrounds relating to the objects. Board 3 takes a more scientific approach. I created gallery style labels and displayed the objects as if they were part of a museum exhibition. Across the boards the objects get more and more organized.

They are intended to be viewed in order (left to right).

Tumblr doesn't really like the high resolution lol

[homeisaplaceinthehills]

Cádiz Cathedral by Taylor Pendleton in the "Frames from Andalucía" project.

She and Jason Kummerfeldt (known as Grainydays) stand out as two of my favourite photographers on YouTube. It was truly an honor to witness the beauty of my homeland through their unique and captivating perspective, especially knowing both of them skilfully use film. They possess an innate talent for capturing the mood and spirit of the places.

I will be posting some more pictures by them in the next days. I hope you enjoy them!

[thegeekysnapper]

In the blog post about virtual photography that I posted a couple of weeks back I shared images from one of a number of games I use to practice my photography when, for whatever reason, shooting isn't an option. I thought I'd share a couple from another game, this time The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (images taken on the Nintendo Switch).