MadisonGreiner
Monday, March 12, 2012
a mirror, fishing string and one christmas light.
I was trying to figure out some way to use the mirror in our living room in dark light, so I hung one Christmas light from clear fishing string above a lamp and was playing with the reflection trying to make it look like I was using two hands and not just one.
Light!
Some of these are my favorites others not so much. I really liked the light coming the the windowsill in our kitchen so I was playing with colored dye and water and the shadows those combinations made.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
George Eastman
Madison Greiner
Photographer MP2 assigment
3rd Period
Throughout the reading The History of Photography I found George Eastman's blog particularly interesting. I must admit the tragic honesty rapped into his suicide note is what initially drew my attention. ("My work is done. Why wait?") the two Eastman photographs that I love the most, would be his skyscrape of a city, and the small vinitian boy. I really love the blunt expression on the boys face, and the fact that everything is in focus. Not to mention the boys eyes are so expressive. & the skycap is ghostly foggy in sepia tones without a single person anywhere. In 1880, at age 24 Eastman started a dry plate company in Rochester, New York. His photograph was the first half tone photograph to appear in a daily newspaper. (The New York Graphic) Eastman was also the sole creator of the Eastman Kodak Company. George Eastman was born July 12,1854 and was lost March 14th,1932.
-fun fact: his mom helped him come up with the word Kodak!
Photographer MP2 assigment
3rd Period
Throughout the reading The History of Photography I found George Eastman's blog particularly interesting. I must admit the tragic honesty rapped into his suicide note is what initially drew my attention. ("My work is done. Why wait?") the two Eastman photographs that I love the most, would be his skyscrape of a city, and the small vinitian boy. I really love the blunt expression on the boys face, and the fact that everything is in focus. Not to mention the boys eyes are so expressive. & the skycap is ghostly foggy in sepia tones without a single person anywhere. In 1880, at age 24 Eastman started a dry plate company in Rochester, New York. His photograph was the first half tone photograph to appear in a daily newspaper. (The New York Graphic) Eastman was also the sole creator of the Eastman Kodak Company. George Eastman was born July 12,1854 and was lost March 14th,1932.
-fun fact: his mom helped him come up with the word Kodak!
Light assigment shoot shindig..
The middle two pictures are my absolute favorite..the others are ehh, alright.
I just figured I'd make a post about light since it's been while..(:
Friday, December 9, 2011
Playing with Linear Perspective
I've been thinking a lot about how much more interesting things are from new viewing angles, which got me thinking about linear perspective. Anyway, I know it's 1 in the morning, but I'm just having one of those..late night photo kicks. Had to do some photo posting.
(These pictures aren't particularly recent)
heh..poor unsuspecting samaritans.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
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