I recently had an assignment in History of Photography to emulate the style of one of the famous Pictorialist photographers. I chose Anne Brigman, because I think her photography is really beautiful and inspiring. Many of her photos depict women (often herself) interacting with nature.
Here's my attempt. These are all self portraits. I converted them to black and white and added grain in an attempt to make them look older. I also played with the sky in some of them, as Anne would often superimpose pictures together, creating surreal effects.
There is something remarkably evocative about the first one. I sent a link to my son so he could come explore. Thank you for sharing your work.
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ReplyDeleteThese are stunning!! You did a great job, really striking!
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These are very good, very interesting, and very beautiful! I enjoyed very much! Congrats on Blog of Note!
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ReplyDeletethat`s really fantastic
ReplyDeleteUsually when I see a picture I don't look or think about the art behind it, but these pictures are amazing! I really like the one where you were playing with the movement.
ReplyDeleteBuenos dias Kait, desde Barcelona, España, bellas fotos pero inquietantes, Naturleza y Plastico.
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Really beautiful pictures!
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ReplyDeleteI happened to stumble upon your blog and I have to say your work is amazing. I am wanting to get into photography myself, as it is another creative outlet, and your photos are really inspiring.
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ReplyDeleteReally great pics! Where did you get started? My little sister takes amazing pics as well I will have to share your blog with her :)
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Incredible photos Kait! where were these taken? I'm not a photographer myself, but can truly appreciate the art. Are you a foodie by chance? Check out my blog:-) If so i'd love to see some food shots!
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awesome pics..all the best in the future!!
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Preciosas fotos, me gusta que cuenten con personas como tú en estos bloggs.
ReplyDeleteI love the fabric layered over the body with the soft breeze. Beautiful effect with a calming effect on my soul :)
ReplyDeleteI like to hear how you think about each set of images
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LOVE the pictures : )
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ReplyDeleteYou have an awesome eye for photography. I love all your photos. Great job! And I wish you nothing but the best of luck in the future. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are so amazing. Good luck :)
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff. You have a true artistic style. Keep up the good work.
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thanx!! :)
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ReplyDeleteTulle+water! Brilliant! I've never seen that done before.
ReplyDeleteI've always been a huge sucker for b/w photography! Your b/w shots are simple beauty, inspiration, breath of fresh air ... J'adore!
ReplyDeleteYou have a unique style. Very fun to look at.
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