For my independent assignment I have decided to capture the vast, breathtaking landscapes of Oregon in winter time. Here are a few photos by the late Ray Atkenson; a local photographer who focused on landscapes. These photos are hung in my own home and inspired me for this project.
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Cubism and Joiners
In Cubist artworks, images are broken up and reassembled in a slightly abstract way. The images are usually taken from different angles to add dimension and complexity to the the piece.
Cate Laskovics
Cubism
Joshua Naylor
Prehistoric Museum Near Palm Springs, 1982
Photographing Annie Leibovitz While She Is Photographing Me, Mojave Desert, Feb. 1983
Here are some examples of Cubism...
Shrooms
Marisa Schwartz
Joshua Naylor
Here are some examples of David Hockney's joiners...
Merced River, Yosemite Valley, Sept. 1982
Photographing Annie Leibovitz While She Is Photographing Me, Mojave Desert, Feb. 1983
Diptychs and Triptychs
A diptych is two different or identical photographs side by side, to form one single artistic statement. The two images can show opposition, contrasting ideas, or can be very similar. A triptych is the same thing, but instead of two images, there are three.
Falling
Diptych
Eric Distad
Falling
Diptych
PinHolga pinhole diptych photo of the Orange Stinger at Disney's California Adventure
Chris Keeney
Sunflower Bird Diptych
Patricia Strand
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