The Photo Vision: Modern Cliché-Verre
On May 24, 2018 I arrived in Reykjavik, Iceland after two day of travel. Our first day composed of exploring the city, learning the history of Iceland, and of course trying to stay awake to adjust to the time change. The next day was when I started to focus on my project of creating cliché-verre ins...
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2019
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| Summary: | On May 24, 2018 I arrived in Reykjavik, Iceland after two day of travel. Our first day composed of exploring the city, learning the history of Iceland, and of course trying to stay awake to adjust to the time change. The next day was when I started to focus on my project of creating cliché-verre inspired images in a modern time. At first it was hard figuring out a way to capture images to create this desired effect. I drew inspiration through the beauty of Iceland. Our first stop was The Golden Circle where I saw the magnificent Bláskógabyggð waterfall. I was impressed with the beauty and I thought nothing live up to this particular view. However, there was more to come as we explored Bláskógabyggð. Not only did we see stunning waterfall but also we saw powerful geysirs. We spent three days around the city of Reykjavik places including þingvellir national park, kirkjufell waterfall (image 1), many places in Snaefellsnes Peninsula, including the hafnarberg cliffs. All these places inspired me with the light, movement, and color these places produced. While visiting these places we had lessons of water color, color theory and proportion. This was helpful to my project as I strived to create movement in my paintings and how I could interpret that same movement in my photographs. I began taking multiple images with different exposures and by slightly moving the lens and or camera to create movement. With these images I compiled them into one single image. I kept this in mind as we made our way to Hofn. During this journey we encountered the waterfall of Seljalandsfoss, Skogafoss (image 2), Reynisfjara black sand beach, the Dyrhólaey peninsula, and the glaciers near Hofn to end our exploration of Iceland. On May 31 we arrived in Paris, France (image 3). Paris help me in my journey to create my projects. Here I focused my inspiration on impressionism. I studies the paintings for iconic painters such as Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Camille Pissarro, and many others to guide me. June 5th we traveled to Nice, ... |
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