Small Scale Fabricated Photography, Toy Photography History, Art Creation Musings
So I've made it to day 4! Bliss: 'perfect happiness, great joy' Back when I lived in Bradenton, Florida, throughout Elementary school (without my parents fully knowing), me, my sister and the neighbor kids would go to the Lakewood Ranch park. In the woods behind the park was a magical area. The Braden River ran... Continue Reading →
So I've done the whole car on a road thing a few times, but that's just what I think of when I think "street." If you follow my blog, you've seen my old street images before, I've over-shared them, but they're at the bottom of this post regardless. I got rear ended on my way... Continue Reading →
Photography 101 starts today. It is The Daily Post's challenge to take and post an image per day throughout the month of November (kind of a visual art take on NaBloPoMo, which is a blogging version of NaNoWriMo - did I get those acronyms right?). I am going to do my best to participate daily. Learn... Continue Reading →
This week's Weekly Photo Challenge is 'Cover Art.' "For this week’s Photo Challenge, stimulate your creative process and imagine which of your images you would like to see gracing the cover of a book, an album, or a magazine. Would the image inspire us to take a peek through the pages, listen to the music, or buy a ticket to the show? Would... Continue Reading →
So I think it's high time I enter Michelle's weekly per challenge. I've never entered and yet I have a lovely little 2 year old who adopted me and my boyfriend almost 5 months ago. I have way way way too many pictures of him (and I have a few people who can attest to... Continue Reading →
Okay, so I know this isn't in black and white, but it still counts, I promise (well, sorta). Let me explain: I took this image of an abandoned barn in Georgia quite awhile back. I had been visiting my sister in Tallahassee and wanted to find an old barn with this specific image in mind-... Continue Reading →
"Photographers, artists, poets: show us MIRRORED." Mirrors! The picture of the man looking at his reflection is a scanned in silver gelatin print from a 35mm negative of an Aragorn (Lord of the Rings) action figure sitting on a dollhouse scale chair. The third image was created the same way- a silver gelatin print from... Continue Reading →
