More Glow Sticks

So one of the benefits of being home for a week is that I finally got the chance to stock up on glow sticks.  The dollar store near me had them for a dollar a pack....and lets just say I went a little crazy.  For this weeks assignment for David Graham's class (which I will sadly not be attending due to family problems) we were supposed to re-visit one of our previous projects.  Since I had bought more glow sticks I knew I wanted to play with them...the only downfall was that I did not have an assistant for these ones.  I think they are a little weaker than my last attempt...but I suppose you can't win them all.  So enjoy some more naked Felicia!

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Chest

Head

Hands

Feet

Legs

Waist

Even MORE naked ladies!

Just got some more permission so here are seven more beautiful ladies two of whom I have known since high school!  And for those of you who are photographers out there you should hire Lauren Gates as your casting director...she is amazing at finding models! (and at being one)
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Brandi

Michelle

Taylor

Shannon

Lauren

Shana

Sarah

First Half of my OFFICIALLY EDITED Dream Series!!!

Hello All!!

So I have been working for weeks on this shoot, torturing many amazing girls by making them lay upside-down on a table basically dangling close to death.  They were all great sports and gave me some beautiful photographs!  These are the final digital edits for this series but as seen in the post a few before this one I am slowly but surely converting them all into Gum Bichromate diptychs.  Let me know what you think!
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Leslie

Noel

Abigail

Hannah (aka Rapunzel with red hair)

Oh!  Also this is only a few of them because I'm still working on getting permission from all of my models to post these online.

On Location Lighting!

So after a fun 2 hours of wandering the streets of Philadelphia with my awesome classmates I came up with these pretty sweet street shots.  It was my first time using a Range Finder and I have to say I kind of love it.  Although I am not a huge fan of street/fashion photography playing with this light equipment was definitely fun enjoy!

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FINALLY Some non-silver madness

It has taken me forever to get these darn things photographed...and now that I have I figured I'd share them with you.  Enjoy! (sorry about the crappy reflections on the gum prints, I had issues with the copy stand)

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CMYK Separation in Gum Bichromate

CMYK Separation in Gum Bichromate

Cyanotype toned with tanic acid

CMYK Gum Bichromate

Cyanotype toned with Tanic Acid

Cyanotype on wood

Vandyke on handmade paper

Vandyke on handmade paper

Vandyke on handmade paper

Vandyke on handmade paper

Vandyke on handmade paper

Sooooooo Busy!

So between working on my final for my studio class and converting a lot of my photos into non-silver prints I have been to busy to update this thing.  I apologize!  In an attempt to escape my nudies which seem to consume my life these days, I have been playing with light and string.  Oh and mason jars.  They're just a fun little thing I did for David's class so I hope you enjoy them!  And look forward to lots of non-silver scans and awesome beautiful naked women hanging upside down!

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Somehow managed a decent photo

Despite everything else going down-hill today I somehow managed to get a good photo out of the shoot I had yesterday. I based my idea off of a Man Ray photograph. I wanted to use the complete blackness to abstract the body even more. I shot this with two photopro grid spots and an octobox with my Nikon D5000. Enjoy!

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Studio Re-edit

So a few weeks ago we had an assignment to create a portrait with dramatic lighting. I created one that received a mass amount of criticism so when we were assigned a project to re-edit one of our previous projects I decided to challenge myself with this photo. I am pretty happy about the outcome. Enjoy!

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First Image:

Re-Edited Image:

projection experiments

So for an assignment for David Graham's class we had a project titled "Altered Subject". Which can basically be interpreted as doing something in the shooting process to make the subject appear different or altered in some way. I have always wanted to experiment with projected images on a nude and finally had my opportunity. I really enjoy these images and hope you will too!

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Re-creating

My attempt at re-creating this photo for Studio Class. I ended up using two lights with grid spots as well as an octo-box soft box. It took forever but I'm content with the outcome.

More New Photos!

For David Graham's class we had an assignment to use an alternative camera. I had never used a Holga before so I decided to experiment a little. Hope you enjoy!
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Finally New Work

SO! I've had a hell of a semester so far. I love my classes but everything technically has been going wrong. My computer's logic board crashed last week so I lost some of my recent images I was going to post up here. This first post is my studio portraits for this week. We were supposed to shoot in a new way to challenge ourselves. I wanted to play with a soft but dramatic light. I used a grid spot and a soft box on with a photo pro light set. Enjoy!
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inspiring photo quotes

“ You don’t take a photograph, you make it. - Ansel Adams

“ Your first 10,000 photographs are your worst. – Henri Cartier-Bresson

“ Beauty can be seen in all things, seeing and composing the beauty is what separates the snapshot from the photograph. – Matt Hardy

“ Nothing happens when you sit at home. I always make it a point to carry a camera with me at all times…I just shoot at what interests me at that moment. – Elliott Erwitt

“ Which of my photographs is my favorite? The one I’m going to take tomorrow. – Imogen Cunningham

“ You’ve got to push yourself harder. You’ve got to start looking for pictures nobody else could take. You’ve got to take the tools you have and probe deeper. – William Albert Allard