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Appel Farm, Year 3, 8X10's |
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These are all of my 8X10's that I started mass producing after I finished printing a ton of 5X7's. I really like how the 8X10's turned out. This is the first year that I made a lot of them. I had only made one or two in the past. |
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This is a picture of Nate, one of my best friends from Appel Farm. The negative was kind of dirty, which pissed me off!! But it's still a cool picture. He was trying to fix his camera at the moment, because the film had jammed. I could have burned in the unfocused light in the back, but it probably wouldn't have made a difference. I like the picture this way anyway. |
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This is a picture of Ayla, holding an apple with a caterpillar on it. The negative was majorly dirty, no matter what I did, but eh, I lived. I really like the composition in this picture. Again with the unfocused light in the back. I liked this photo so much that I did a painting of it as well, which turned out cool. |
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This is a picture of a construction site in Suburban Square. It's from the roll that I took before camp. This picture was a dream to print because I didn't have to do anything to it at all. I took this picture looking down from the train station, and I'm glad I did it then because the building is basically complete now. |
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This was also taken from the train station. It's the parking lot across the street from the train station, and I really like the composition. This one wasn't as easy to print, because I really had to burn in the sky, even though you can't really tell on the computer. I guess my scanner is just crappy. |
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This is a sign that was up at the Salem County Fair and I just thought that it was so funny, so I took a picture. It has a cool effect because the curtain has the sharp focus, and the things on it are slightly blurred. You had better listen to Uncle Sam! |
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This is also from the Salem County Fair. The people in the picture from right to left are: Nate, Josh, and Sam (Nate's brother). They're looking at their reflections in the front of a very shiny truck. Doug was the one that set up the shot. |
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I took this shot with my camera flat against the telephone pole looking up. I really like the composition, and again the way the light is blurred on the right. It's backlit, which is why it's so dark. The darkness kind of sets a mood which I like. |
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I'm not even really sure where this photo was taken, except that it was on the roll that I took before camp. When it was a 5X7, the easil was horizontal instead of vertical, and there was more detail to the right and the left of the tree, but I like it this way better. The whiteness of the background and the bare branches sets a mood that I find kind of creepy. |
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