Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
21/01/2011
Sound Sculptures
Creative studio Dentsu and photographer Linden Gledhill have created this fantastic series of paint sculptures using sound vibrations. The series was part of a campaign for canon’s pixma ink printer.
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Advertising,
Moving Image,
Photography
05/11/2010
Cat Vinton
I love the minimalism and contrast in these photographs of Norway by Cat Vinton, they almost look like paintings.
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Photography
Jean Claude Lois
Some very dark but compelling B&W photography by french photographer Jean Claude Lois. I believe these shots are of Berlin.
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Photography
27/04/2010
Landscape Photography : The Brecon Beacons
Last week I went on a two-day mini adventure to the Brecon Beacons for my current and last degree brief 'The Big Idea'. The brief requires us to take a word, interpret it and create a graphic response around it. My word is Freedom, a concept often central to many of my projects, and weirdly enough also the meaning of my name. The angle I have taken is the idea of nature being used by humanity as a momentary escape from society. A concept I investigated in my dissertation but feel has great potential in a creative communication context. The trip up to the beacons was a great little 'escape' if you like, and above are a few of the photos I took. More can be seen over on Flickr. I shall post updates on the current project as it progresses.
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personal experiences,
Photography
11/02/2010
Street Type!
I started a mini photography project for myself today called street type. It's basically as simple as it sounds. take pictures of interesting typography i find on the street..whether its a shop sign, house number, garage notice, or piece graffiti it doesn't matter, as long as its stimulating in some way. street type is something I constantly find myself looking at so why not start documenting it? Today I just concentrated on Cathays, Cardiff but over the next few years who knows which streets in the world may feature. You can see the flickr album here.
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personal experiences,
Photography
20/10/2009
Landscape Photography



Presented to me this morning on the BBC website (my homepage) was a little inspiration to crack on with my dissertation. Here are some of the winners from the landscape photography prizes 2009. My dissertation topic is looking into why in western society we have an affinity with wilderness spaces and persuits. Some of these photos certainly depict that fascination. To see some cracking images from the 2008 entries click here
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Nature,
Photography
19/10/2009
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