Casino Theater, New York - Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre
Finding small detail in the bigger picture.
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Ideas I Have For My Blur Book
I been thinking about dividing the pages in my blur book maybe in half (one of the whole building and the other side of something more detailed) or even on big photo and three little size boxes next to it. What do you think?
Photographer Of The Week
Demond Meek
I found Professional lens-wielder Meek threw his SlumBeautiful project where he only uses his iphone to captures his photos and uploads them onto Instagram. Meek is from St. Louis. where he is working on this project at the this time.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2169773/Stunning-photographs-transform-St-Louis-landscape-crumbling-buildings-abandoned-homes-slum-beautiful-art.html
I found Professional lens-wielder Meek threw his SlumBeautiful project where he only uses his iphone to captures his photos and uploads them onto Instagram. Meek is from St. Louis. where he is working on this project at the this time.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2169773/Stunning-photographs-transform-St-Louis-landscape-crumbling-buildings-abandoned-homes-slum-beautiful-art.html
Photographer Of The Week
Michael Eastman
Michael Eastman is a local photographer. I found Michael from his Vanishing America work, of shooting old building and sings that represented old america. I really enjoy his tightly framed, geometric stright angles, and his straight on shoot approach. He uses high contrast and dramatic, rich color tones.
Michael Eastman is a local photographer. I found Michael from his Vanishing America work, of shooting old building and sings that represented old america. I really enjoy his tightly framed, geometric stright angles, and his straight on shoot approach. He uses high contrast and dramatic, rich color tones.
Thursday, September 13, 2012
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