Robert Boynes Project

For the class project, I decided to create an image using advanced photoshop techniques to emulate the style of the Australian artist Robert Boynes. Due to time constraints and availability of technical equipment, I had to leave the original idea...

This post is about an exciting excercise we did in our class. It was an excercise for converting a colour image (or simply the raw original) into black and white version, and adjusting the colour channels afterwards. We were suppossed to chose an image that was shot ou...

Blending modes class excercise

one of the the class activities was photo shoot of this car parked in the campus. We used both, ambient and flash light, using two different flashes. We made four different exposures, in each case to get the right exposure values for diff...

SURREALISM

During the Modernist period a number of important historical events occurred one being World War I that influenced a Modernist art movement called Dada.

Based in Zurich, Switzerland (neutral country) it was a direct reaction against the war, bourgeois and art...

POST-MODERNISM

"Modernism photography sticks to the ‘rules’ and postmodernism rejects the ‘rules’. Modern photography is filled with warmth and passion, while post-modern photography is said to be dispassionate and cold.Postmodernism is anything that challenges modern...

POP ART

Andy Warhol and his funny creations ... Campbell soup started it all...

Pop art begun in the mid 1950’s and was the creation of several young adults in Britain with the aim of bringing a new creative, fun and bright movement to the world. Pop art focuses on wha...

CUBISM

Paitners like Pablo Picasso or Georges Braque deeply involved also the photographers, especially those calling for more artistic approach to photography. Probably biggest name is David Hockney but many others can be found.

http://www.google.com/search?q=cubism+...

MODERNISM

Rolling on itno modernism era.

Modernism is a philosophical movement that, along with cultural trends and changes, arose from wide-scale and far-reaching transformations in Western society in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Among the factors that shape...

PICTORIALISM

First to come, the pictorialism, i.e. skipping the very pre-history of photogryphy where the technology it self was being developed, such as daguerotype and similar.

It dominated photography during the later 19th and early 20th centuries. The photographer...