Vinson is a photographer who has had experience with pinhole photography. Lately I have been interested in pinhole photography and nature landscapes. One of Sam J Vinson's photographs that relates to this called Alternation IV. He created a collage in a square format with one image. This shows some sort of symmetrical yet organic with the format and its subject formality. It interests me because how a pinhole can create a scene of a tree in a distorted way and perspective within each image. The photograph is something new that I hadn't came across when it comes to the idea. It shows a reflected image of what seems to be a negative combining with the positive of the exact imagery. This is a great way to compare and contrast the inverted to the other to notice deep details and differences of film.
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Melissa Tristan 13
Sam J. Vinson
Vinson is a photographer who has had experience with pinhole photography. Lately I have been interested in pinhole photography and nature landscapes. One of Sam J Vinson's photographs that relates to this called Alternation IV. He created a collage in a square format with one image. This shows some sort of symmetrical yet organic with the format and its subject formality. It interests me because how a pinhole can create a scene of a tree in a distorted way and perspective within each image. The photograph is something new that I hadn't came across when it comes to the idea. It shows a reflected image of what seems to be a negative combining with the positive of the exact imagery. This is a great way to compare and contrast the inverted to the other to notice deep details and differences of film.
Vinson is a photographer who has had experience with pinhole photography. Lately I have been interested in pinhole photography and nature landscapes. One of Sam J Vinson's photographs that relates to this called Alternation IV. He created a collage in a square format with one image. This shows some sort of symmetrical yet organic with the format and its subject formality. It interests me because how a pinhole can create a scene of a tree in a distorted way and perspective within each image. The photograph is something new that I hadn't came across when it comes to the idea. It shows a reflected image of what seems to be a negative combining with the positive of the exact imagery. This is a great way to compare and contrast the inverted to the other to notice deep details and differences of film.
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