I really love the framing and presentation of this series. It adds character the series. I’d like to read about the concept behind the series but I cannot find the writing as of yet..
Study of Perspective (1995-2003) is a series of photographs by Chinese artist Ai Weiwei. Each photograph shows the artist flipping his middle finger at many iconic landmarks and places across the world. His gesture confronts the viewers with a universal statement of political opposition.
HA!!
St. Helena Olive Tree, Extinct. 1884 - 1977
One of my teachers recommended that I try and animate/change photos of the mini landscapes that I am making. I found this and if I were to try anything with stop motion I would want it to be really simple and quite like this.
This is classed as photography on his website, which I personally disagree with but none the less these are some spectacular and scary photo montage manipulations. Based on original japanese landscape painting by Yang Yongliang
Wang Hui - The Beauty of Green Mountains and Rivers.
Looking into some Japanese Art for inspiration for more models!
I literally cannot believe that this has been done.
Ian Ruther has built a van camera to create wet plates. These were the same methods used to create Ambrotypes.. in the 1800/1900’s. I’ve been looking into creating my own portable darkroom and doing this myself ever since I went to see the Walter Hugo exhibition in london two months ago. Hands down the most awesome skate photos ever… FUCK I CAN’T BELIEVE ITS BEEN DONE!!
He spent his life savings and it’s costing him about 500$ per photo O_O shit sonnn!
dirk königsfeld
Love the style of these photos, am tempted to steer my work away from trees and more towards larger spaces and buildings.. :/
SO GOOD
Harry Kaufmann
This guy is good.
Benjamin Bechet - Architecture.
I am really really starting to like architecture photography. Uh oh.. am i hanging out with too many architecture photographers?
