By Elinor Jayne
Through the Lens of Ansel Adams For my personal photography challenge, I decided to explore the work of different artists, either by taking a new photo or revisiting existing ones that represent their styles. This allows me to dive into various techniques and push myself out of my comfort zone. My first artist of choice…
University Exercise – Homage Edward Weston For this exercise, I have decided to present a homage to Edward Weston and his still life photography. Edward Weston, from the USA, was one of the most influential American photographers of the 20th century. He explored a range of subjects, but his still life photography particularly caught my…
University Exercise – The Distance Between Us Use your camera as a measuring device. This doesn’t refer to the distance scale on the focus ring. Rather, find a subject that you have an empathy with and take a sequence of shots to ‘explore the distance between you’. In this exercise, I explored the concept of distance—emotional,…
University Assignment: The (In)decisive Moment My Decisive Moment This image encapsulates the essence of a decisive moment, a perfect intersection of time and composition. The unexpected alignment of two couples of possibly different eras, mirroring each other’s posture, creates a powerful and unexpected visual narrative. Holding hands, a classic symbol of love, connects these two…
University Assignment: Collecting For this project, I was tasked with selecting a subject to ”collect” and develop into a cohesive photographic series. After some thought, I decided to focus on ‘Dogs’ as my subject. I aimed to capture their unique personalities, producing a series of eight photographs that work harmoniously together. Each image reflects the…