Here is a project that is similar to Megan's previous Senior. Thought others might be interested...
"When I am in public, I watch people going about their daily routines
alone; I wonder about the lives they lead, wonder how they experience
the world around them and how they make meaning of it. I spend time
inventing stories for them: narratives of isolation, of questioning and
searching, of desire, and of confusion. The images in
Other People’s Clothes
are a product of my exploration of private moments of expectation, a
visual expression of my experiences stepping into the shoes of the types
of people I see on a daily basis.
Each photograph in the series is a constructed scene that begins with
an outfit or piece of clothing (either bought, found, or borrowed),
then a person that I imagine to fill those clothes, and finally a
location where that person can play out a silent moment alone. This
moment is the time right before something changes, the holding in of a
breath and waiting, the preparing of oneself for what is to come. Though
I am the physical subject of these images, they are not traditional
self-portraits. They are portraits of people I have never met but with
whom I feel familiar, as well as documents of the process wherein I try
on the transitional moments of others’ lives in order to better
understand my own."
HUGE congratulations to Mr. Collin Avery for being top 10 in the Google Photography Prize photo contest! Google is flying him out to London this week for the opening on April 24th. Go and bring the grand prize home for America!
Ski season is almost over and that means the senior show is around the corner, AH! heres a photo from the last shoot
A few weeks ago I was so eager to develop my 120 mm color film from the break I accidentally poured in my Blix before my developer, but I realized it soon enough to salvage my roll. I am actually quite pleased with the results and am rolling with the "darkness" and "color shifts", I don't recommend my making my mistake, but taking pride in it!
Once upon a time, I found myself over at Lost Trail for their first ever Freeride comp. Here's a couple shots of some of the talent that showed up.
