Marilyn Silverstone
"surprise", brasil, 2009
Monday, December 14, 2009
"A photograph is a subjective impression. ...
... It is what the photographer sees. No matter how hard we try to get into the skin, into the feeling of the subject or situation, however much we empathize, it is still what we see that comes out in the images, it is our reaction to the subject and in the end, the whole corpus of our work becomes a portrait of ourselves."
Marilyn Silverstone
"surprise", brasil, 2009
Marilyn Silverstone
"surprise", brasil, 2009
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Monday, December 7, 2009
"It's not the camera,...
...but who's behind the camera."
Anonymous
Really?
"camera self-portrait 1-3", brasil, 2009
Anonymous
Really?
"camera self-portrait 1-3", brasil, 2009"Which of my photographs is my favorite? ...
...The one I'm going to take tomorrow."
Imogen Cunningham
"blackbox", brasil, 2009
Imogen Cunningham
"blackbox", brasil, 2009
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Friday, December 4, 2009
"The enemy of photography is the convention,...
...he fixed rules of 'how to do'. The salvation of photography comes from the experiment."
Anonymous
"to photograph sth. according to instinct", brasil, 2009
Anonymous
"to photograph sth. according to instinct", brasil, 2009Thursday, December 3, 2009
Making-of: with the pinhole in the forest.
Today I was with the Praktica F.X 3 and one of the pinhole-lenses in my little forest behind my house. Some days ago I put an Ilford FP4+ in the Praktica.
But before the pinhole pictures will come, I want to show some impressions of this session:
But before the pinhole pictures will come, I want to show some impressions of this session:
Double Exposure with a DSLR.
Do you think that a double exposure with a dslr is impossible?
Okay maybe, maybe not, but you can dupe every technology, even a digital camera.
You just need an obscured chamber or to put it simply, just turn off the light in your room! But before you do this, put your dslr on a tripod and set your camera for example at 20-30 seconds, aperture f16-22 and ISO 200. The next thing you need is a flash that you can trigger manually, for example a Metz Mecablitz 20BC6.
Okay the light is off, the camera is ready, the flash is in your hand.
But what is your motive, your scene?
At best you take a person, for example yourself and/or your girlfriend etc., because a moving motive is better.
For a double exposure you must fire the flash two times during the exposure period. For a multiple exposure certainly several times.
Here are three example pictures, certainly with myself;)
These pictures aren't photoshop sandwiches, they are digital double exposures!
Okay maybe, maybe not, but you can dupe every technology, even a digital camera.
You just need an obscured chamber or to put it simply, just turn off the light in your room! But before you do this, put your dslr on a tripod and set your camera for example at 20-30 seconds, aperture f16-22 and ISO 200. The next thing you need is a flash that you can trigger manually, for example a Metz Mecablitz 20BC6.
Okay the light is off, the camera is ready, the flash is in your hand.
But what is your motive, your scene?
At best you take a person, for example yourself and/or your girlfriend etc., because a moving motive is better.
For a double exposure you must fire the flash two times during the exposure period. For a multiple exposure certainly several times.
Here are three example pictures, certainly with myself;)
These pictures aren't photoshop sandwiches, they are digital double exposures!
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
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