FACADE:
EDIFICE:
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Thursday, March 19, 2009
A New Comparison
"And all the stars were crashing 'round as I laid eyes on what I'd found."
"Clutters All The Same"
"Strike"
"That Bench"
"Upside Down, or Right Side Up? "
"Wiggs"
"Your Sky, My Sky"
"Friends"
"Lovers"
"Absorption"
"Looking Through"
"Reflections"
"Hanging Out"
"Mirror Images"
Front
Back
My final for my B&W printing class in the spring of 2008. It compares my life and my first year of college in NYC to my mother's college life in Iowa.
A self portrait series.
This is a series I did in the fall of 08. Each of these photographs explains different things about me such as my attachment to things, my need for acceptance.
Studio Work Spring 2009
Candice Cooper & Model
Tomo
Autumn Layne
Beauty shot 1. shot with Cannon 1DS
these next 3 are from an assignment my critique teacher gave us: Do something you never do. So I did still life photos in the studio shot with the Cannon 5D.
Leaning Tower of Cupcakes.
I'm takin' a bite.
2 0n 2.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Permanent Resident
Permanent Resident
Permanent Resident focuses on the landmarks of New York City, through different perspectives-with a perspective that possibly hasn’t been seen before. I took the photographs with a Holga Camera, and printed them as C prints. This project was eye opening for me; it helped me feel more permanently connected when I felt like I didn’t belong. Each picture has a story, something I experienced at each site. With these images I want the viewer to be able to experience their own emotional response through each photograph. I added some humor to the names of the photographs because I wanted to add a brighter element to these “dark” pictures. I wanted to make them a bit brighter. I know that I will never be a permanent resident here, and yet I’m not a tourist.
Permanent Resident focuses on the landmarks of New York City, through different perspectives-with a perspective that possibly hasn’t been seen before. I took the photographs with a Holga Camera, and printed them as C prints. This project was eye opening for me; it helped me feel more permanently connected when I felt like I didn’t belong. Each picture has a story, something I experienced at each site. With these images I want the viewer to be able to experience their own emotional response through each photograph. I added some humor to the names of the photographs because I wanted to add a brighter element to these “dark” pictures. I wanted to make them a bit brighter. I know that I will never be a permanent resident here, and yet I’m not a tourist.
The show
The Beginning.
The End.
"The Watchmen" "Is that a Canadian tuxedo?!"
"Brooklyn Wires" "I got lost"
"Should it all be backwards?" "Slow ride (to Freedom), take it easy"
"Armanis Roof" "69th & Central Park West"
"Size is EVERYthing" "Pillars of Something"
"Seagulls at rest" "What are they doing?!"
another view:
one side of the wall
the other side of the wall
The Artist
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