Showing posts with label volume. Show all posts
Showing posts with label volume. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

VOLUME

Volume x3




Volume Egg




Volume Milk



Volume Tray


Volume through


Tuesday, October 19, 2010

FILM / VOLUME

































film/volume


Examples of volume and film: fish tank, water bottle and view of the city from the Staten Island Ferry on a foggy day.



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A mineral suspended in resin photographed at the Museum of Natural History. The resin fogs the clarity of the mineral, creating a film.




















A doorway at the Dominus Winery made of green glass creates a film of green over everything seen through it.





















A jellyfish, taken at the California Academy of Sciences, shows volume.

Film/Volume

Gin martini, with cucumber on my windowsill in the early evening. (Volume)

Grand Street on a wet night, lit by street lights. (film)

Hors D'Oeuvre wreckage under a dimmed incandescent bulb and candle light. (film)

Monday, October 18, 2010

film& volume


leaves at night


loren in brown-orange-yellow light


glass of water

(a tribute to magritte's L'Empire des Lumieres)

FILM/VOLUME

Volume - rocks suspended in slushy ice in the Asquamchewmakee River in New Hampshire. Texture of the ice's surface really affects the perception of the rocks.


Film - Snow falling thickly in New Hampshire. Interesting how the colors of the cars become muted and "grayed out."


Film - foggy day in wetlands in Western Oregon. Again, the few colors in the scene are dull and muted.

Film - foggy day on the Appalachian Trail in New Hampshire. Maybe the fog wasn't very thick, but colors, especially the hemlock timber frame, are more saturated than in the other photos.

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

FILM & VOLUME

Woman in pond - two volumes intersecting.


















black and white version of woman in pond creates interest by making the water appear to be more surface than volume (consistent vs. perceptual vision.)





















VOLUME
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auto white balance set to "shade"







































Cloudy sky on off-white surface enhances grey filmic atmosphere. White balance is set to "cloudy"






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Auto white balance


















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black and white















light film and Volume



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I tried to capture volume of air by taking a picture of a bubble and a balloon.


The melted wax displays both film and volume.

Monday, October 11, 2010

Color in Volume





Bryan Reitter

I took photographs of light shining threw different cologne bottles. it is interesting to see how the color of glass and the color of the cologne start to affect the color of light coming threw. The liquid really intensifies the brightness of the light.