Looking at Hue/Saturation, cropping, and layout:
Looking at creating montages:
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| Inspiration: Work by Natalie Nicklin |
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| Looking at using a Natalie Nicklin style of overlaying |
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| Inspiration: From the Daniel Regan typeB photo series |
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| Looking at breaking up the circle |
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| Looking at Fong Qi Wei's techniques again |
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| Looking at overlaying text like my some of my first works |
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| Inspiration: "Asterisms are star patterns. Artist Christopher Willey created his asterisms by mapping the freckles and moles of his friends." |
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| Using dots in the style of Christopher Willey |
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| Looking at using a style like astronomy maps to represent moles and sunspots |
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| Looking at trying to make my images feel like scientific specimens |
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| Looking at putting a mole map on the image |
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| Going back to looking at overlaying scientific text - like some of my earlier work |
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| Cropping into the shape of text |
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| Cutting text out of the image |
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| Cropping into the shape of a mole |
- I tried out all of these concepts to see if I could find a way to enhance my images and the ideas within them with digital montage, but I think they are overcooking my ideas and making them too obvious. I like that my photographs are ambiguous and have a simple elegance. These feel too forced and start to look amateurish. I don't like that most of these concepts really start to hide or break up the photograph as the textures, shapes, and colours in the photograph are the most important thing.
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