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Experimental Photography
Experimentation in your sketchbook
In your sketchbook you must demonstrate:•2-4 Photoshop techniques (include before and after of images), this can include: layering of images, photo montage, double exposure, HDR, colour isolation
•2-4 Tactile experimentation on prints, this can include: burning, scratching, folding, photo sculptures, painting on prints, sewing on prints
surrealism
A 20th-century avant-garde movement in art and literature that sought to release the creative potential of the unconscious mind, for example by the irrational juxtaposition of images.
For more info go to: http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/phsr/hd_phsr.htm
Ger Van Elk‘What I am after is a realistic depiction of non-realistic situations’When Ger van Elk was in Los Angeles in 1971 he was confronted by the aftermath of an earthquake. Under a chunk of asphalt from a road that had been torn open he found a cigarette packet with some cigarettes still in it. This gave him the idea for the two photos of The Discovery of the Sardines. He replaced the cigarettes by sardines because he is crazy about sardines. Emerging from the cracks in the road, the small silver fish at first seem to be emerging from a dark underworld of human society, making a fascinating surrealistic image. In contrast with this enigma from another world, a fast car is speeding by whose chauffeur apparently has no eye for miracles.
The subtitle Placerita Canyon, Newhall, California indicates that the artist has not yet relinquished the documentary character of The Discovery of the Sardines; he is eager to convince us of the veracity of his vision.So in addition to an affinity to Dadaism Ger van Elk's work has a bond with surrealism, the movement that was to succeed Dada historically. Van Elk's surrealism, however, has no Freudian overtones, nor is it in any way didactic, probably because wonder is its source of inspiration. What Van Elk offers us is not figments of the imagination but, like Picasso, finds and inventions.
Photographic Art
Adding Paint and Surface Texture
Betty Hahn
Maurizo Aneri
Daneile Buetti
Craig McDean
Daune Michals
Nick Knight
Joachim Schmid
The Starn Twins
Photoshop cloning
Kelli Connell
Benjamin Lee Ziggy
Paul Smith
Chino Otsuka superimposes her adult self
into photos from her childhood
Tilt Shift
Tilt Shift technique by nathan kaso – Toy Boats
Video: http://vimeo.com/53247454
Tilt Shift by Richard Silver
OverlayingImages
Alexander Apóstol
Jon Clang - Being together
Craig McDean
Albert Chong
Betty Hahn
Tatiana Parcero
Montage
Melinda Gibson
Pierre Radisic
Pierre Radisic
Joachim Schmid
Barbara Kruger
John Stezaker
Eva Stenram – Family portrait
The order of age within the family has simply been reversed – Stenram has become the oldest member of her family and her father has become the youngest.
Eva Stenram
Double/Multiple exposure
Jerry Uelsmann
http://youtu.be/zVHVN_mqkro
http://youtu.be/Gf9ubzJMILA
Terney Gearon - Explosure
Fred Holland Day
Robert Heinecken
Fred Holland Day
Jerry Uelsmann
Clarence John Laughlin
Clarence John Laughlin
Kathryn Hunter
Mari Mahr
Michael Szulc-Krzyzanowski
Clay Lipsky - reflections in a portrait series
Nicky Walsh
• Minimalistic, abstract images.
• Composition, colour and tone key elements
Foodscape photography by Carl Warner
Chema Madoz
Chema Madoz
Joiners and Cubism
David Hockney
David Hockney - Joiners
Sohei NishinoThe creation of a Diorama Map takes the following method; Walking around the chosen city on foot; shooting from various location with film; pasting and arranging of the re-imagined city from my memory as layered icons of the city.
www.soheinishino.com - The Diorama Map
• The Diorama Map, which is almost a bird's eye view of the city, is not a precise google map, but presents the key elements of the city in a form closer to my own memory and observation. Therefore, every single element amongst the enormous mound of pieces reflects my own act of photographic creation itself.
• Diorama Map series is ongoing and will be developed in cities all over the world in the future.
Antonio Girbes
• My contribution to the project Art for Venice is part of a five-year work in progress: the building of an excessive, unreal, out-of-time town called Delirious City. In order to recreate each one of their buildings I have borrowed architectural scraps taken during my trips to Paris, Moscow, Naples, New York City, Shanghai, Barcelona and Vienna. The result, often erroneously identified with a collage made out of several images, always originates in a single image that I still take with the same analogue camera I have always used. After being reworked in an endless digital mirror game, a kaleidoscopic representation of this delirious city is born. I reinterpret these chunks of reality, bestowing on them a different function to the one envisaged by the original architect for the real building. Excess, ambiguity and timelessness are crucial in my corpus.
Jean-François Rauzier• he created the “Hyperphoto”, a concept which enables him to deal with the impossible: to combine both
infinitely big and infinitely small things in one same image, out of time.• To simulate the illusion of reality, Jean-François Rauzier first had to cope with all the inherent limits
inherent of the photographic and technological equipment.• He found his way by juxtaposing, duplicating, twisting images with Photoshop, making it possible for him to
reproduce human vision more accurately.
Jane Ward http://janewardart.wordpress.com/
Slow and fast shutter speed experimentation
HDR – high dynamic range images
HDR by Richard Silver
Wes Naman
Robert Heiniken
Robert Heiniken
Michael Wesley
Michael Wesley
Michael Bosanko – Light painting
Michael Bosanko
Size and Scale
Duane Michals – Things are queer 1973
Video on scale and perspective:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zFI_j3E2nk
David Levinthal
Laurie Simmons
Photographic Sculpture
PERRAN COSTI
Baggage series:
The Baggage series explores and expresses those things in our life we hold onto. Memories, hopes, ideals.
UV prints on glass, suitcase, wood, lights, audio
http://www.perrancosti.com/WORKS/Pages/BAGGAGE_-_PORTABLE_CITY_10_09.html
http://www.noemiegoudal.com/thelovers1.html
SYZMON ROGINSKI
From the collection of work O Mia O.
Inspired by cubism, photo shoot was made for a fashion designer.
http://www.szymonroginski.com/Site/o_mia_o.html
Resettlement series:
“I have deconstructed and subsequently reconstructed these buildings to form a three dimensional model of the settlement depicted in the original image.”
http://www.juliacurtin.com/resettlementoverview.html
PERRAN COSTI
Skyboxes series: attempts to capture those moments of everyday life which are often overlooked and yet profoundly beautiful.
Printed onto three layers of glass using special UV inks designed to recreate the properties of natural light.
Each image has been separated into foreground, mid-ground and background, and the three pieces of glass, form to create a three-dimensional scene
http://www.perrancosti.com/WORKS/Pages/SKYBOXES_11_10_09_08_07.html
JOHN STEZAKER
John Stezaker’s work re-examines the various relationships to the photographic image: as documentation of truth, purveyor of memory, and symbol of modern culture.
MARLO PASCUAL
MARLO PASCUAL
http://www.caseykaplangallery.com/artists/marlo_pascual/01.html
Valerie Green
Susy Oliveira
Manipulating colour
Edward Steichen
Steichen
Craig McDean
Daune Michals
Students’ work
Layered 3D image
Layered 3D image
3D constructed landscape
Low relief with button and knitting needle