Saturday, April 27, 2013

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Booooooom critique assignment


Booooooom
Serrah Russell






As I was looking through the artists for this week many of them jumped out at me, but with Serrah’s work I had to do a triple take to recognized that the first photo was an upside photo of a jaw line.  After I figured it out I just had to look at the rest of her work.  The images I found just captivated me and I found that I just could not stop looking until I figured out what the pictures were. The way the subject matter was edited in just the right way to make my eyes follow the flow within the photograph, and the almost metallic like colors that were used are just visually stunning, and I believe they also help to separate or divide the various body areas she was photographing. Elegant simplicity!!    

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Triangle Triangle summary


Triangle Triangle
Adam Jeppesen


The photo above was what caught my eye and influenced me to look further into Jeppesen’s images.  I was even more excited once I discovered this single photo was just a peek into his journey through the backwoods of Finland for a series called “Awake”.  My immediate reaction was a want to find out more about the surrounding area concealed in the dense fog, but I feel that this photo would not hold the sense of mystery it does if the fog was cleared.  I love the single white lawn chair next to a staircase that leads to nowhere, I like how we are left to imagine who might sit there and where the stairs go.  Since making this decision was so difficult I also decided to share another one of Jeppesen’s piece from “Awake”.  The photo below quickly won me over in the simplistic subject matter that is so intense and captivating for the viewers eye.  



Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Robison_Multiple Places

Here is my first go at this!!  Would not say that I have it mastered, but I am a lot closer to learning it than I was the day before!  Enjoy!! 



Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Robison _Article 6 review


Urbanautica
OPEN CALL ‘FAUNA’
JOHNNY PANESSA




Johnny Panessa Grew up in Eastern Long Island, where he was able to explore and find all the wonderful wild creatures in his area. As he grew he saw that the amount of animals inhabited in his area began to dwindle down to near extinction.  These photos were taken to document the return of many animals like foxes, turtles, birds just to name a few.  I choose this photographer because his subject reminds me of how life was like for my sister and I, as we grew up, there  were many summer days spent out in the woods near our house and getting lost in the magical powers of the woods.  What drew me this artist was this particular photo because my husband and I are always getting out to help turtle crossing the road.    

Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Robison_Art 21 blog

Art 21 Blog
Carrie Schneider Adds a Finnish Touch
http://blog.art21.org/

At first glance of this photo the bright colors in the sky is what grab my attention, then I was taken in by the by the amazing landscape, then as I turned my eyes away to the left I was caught of guard by the female in fitted black and white strips.  The pattern on the material seems to make the figure  blur the longer I looked at it.  The natural layers created in the depth of the landscape is breath taking.  I also love the reflections made by the water.  I found this particular photo amazing....