Pinhole Day

Well, the "Good Students" showed up for international pinhole day. click on the link above to check out their work.

Ryan's Ceremony Badge

Here is my attempt at a badge that Ryan could wear at the Graduation Ceremony. I look forward to hearing what everyone thinks of this!

My turn

First off: thank you for uploading examples, I was WAYYYY off on my work. Also upon reading

this I took your contest and used all of the photos to make this one. I may add some of mine later on but right now I like the results. I like how the colors from the lights and that curtain thinge blend together and even the colors themselves. The best thing I like though is how the black and white picture is deeply shown at the center but the light picture makes an illusionary copy of the black ends right behind it. It's a bit complicated but I'll explain it when we present it in class.

Ok, so here I am so far

I imagine it will change drastically from here but this is where I am at so far.

This includes all of the images except the one of the radiating lines from a window shade.

Faces of people are over rated

I think I may paint using this one layered with other stuff. I like the geometry.

In fact, I guess I'll make a painting of these images tonight and show you what I come up with.

So if you would like, go ahead and steal these images and make a composite image using them and then paint. Show me what you come up with. We will make a little contest out of it. extra credit on the line.

Phone Photo

I particularly like pictures of nothing

Phone Photo

I love cell phone cameras. They let me forget about the technical aspects of "Making a good picture" and just go with the flow.

And another

Cayambe

Geometric and Photographic Abstraction

Here is an example of geometric and photographic abstraction. This image contains numerous layers of photographs, paintings and 3D renderings. A ghost of one photo remains and the sole remnant from a painting gives it its title of "A Slice of Orange". Each image had meaning to me but by the time they are all combined it becomes a little bit like a stew. Each individual flavor is hidden behind the rest and together they create something new.

A Slice of Orange