Day 489 of 365 More. Art is pain. Sometimes it’s psychological pain. Sometimes its emotional pain. Sometimes its spiritual pain. Sometimes its physical pain. Today, its physical pain. Did my first photoshoot in several weeks tonight. It went quite well, but towards the end, I burned my thumb while adjusting the lights. There’s a blister…
Even though I was doing the anti-mav thing of using highkey predominantly white photos, I decided it might make sense to do some more normal (for me) chiaroscuros as well. Maybe I’ll juxtapose the images in the final show. Maybe I’ll just go for the white ones. Opinions?
Even though I was doing the anti-mav thing of using highkey predominantly white photos, I decided it might make sense to do some more normal (for me) chiaroscuros as well. Maybe I’ll juxtapose the images in the final show. Maybe I’ll just go for the white ones. Opinions?
Even though I was doing the anti-mav thing of using highkey predominantly white photos, I decided it might make sense to do some more normal (for me) chiaroscuros as well. Maybe I’ll juxtapose the images in the final show. Maybe I’ll just go for the white ones. Opinions?
Even though I was doing the anti-mav thing of using highkey predominantly white photos, I decided it might make sense to do some more normal (for me) chiaroscuros as well. Maybe I’ll juxtapose the images in the final show. Maybe I’ll just go for the white ones. Opinions?
Even though I was doing the anti-mav thing of using highkey predominantly white photos, I decided it might make sense to do some more normal (for me) chiaroscuros as well. Maybe I’ll juxtapose the images in the final show. Maybe I’ll just go for the white ones. Opinions?
I sent out a message to myspace a while back looking for nude models for my project for my next art show. Leann was the first to reply. The theme of the show is "Light," but although I use a lot of studio lights in my photography, ultimately, my work is usually about "darkness." But I came up with this concept as a compromise. Kind of the opposite of what I usually do.
I sent out a message to myspace a while back looking for nude models for my project for my next art show. Leann was the first to reply. The theme of the show is "Light," but although I use a lot of studio lights in my photography, ultimately, my work is usually about "darkness." But I came up with this concept as a compromise. Kind of the opposite of what I usually do.
I sent out a message to myspace a while back looking for nude models for my project for my next art show. Leann was the first to reply. The theme of the show is "Light," but although I use a lot of studio lights in my photography, ultimately, my work is usually about "darkness." But I came up with this concept as a compromise. Kind of the opposite of what I usually do.
I sent out a message to myspace a while back looking for nude models for my project for my next art show. Leann was the first to reply. The theme of the show is "Light," but although I use a lot of studio lights in my photography, ultimately, my work is usually about "darkness." But I came up with this concept as a compromise. Kind of the opposite of what I usually do.
I sent out a message to myspace a while back looking for nude models for my project for my next art show. Leann was the first to reply. The theme of the show is "Light," but although I use a lot of studio lights in my photography, ultimately, my work is usually about "darkness." But I came up with this concept as a compromise. Kind of the opposite of what I usually do.
I sent out a message to myspace a while back looking for nude models for my project for my next art show. Leann was the first to reply. The theme of the show is "Light," but although I use a lot of studio lights in my photography, ultimately, my work is usually about "darkness." But I came up with this concept as a compromise. Kind of the opposite of what I usually do.
I sent out a message to myspace a while back looking for nude models for my project for my next art show. Leann was the first to reply. The theme of the show is "Light," but although I use a lot of studio lights in my photography, ultimately, my work is usually about "darkness." But I came up with this concept as a compromise. Kind of the opposite of what I usually do.