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Further into the semester, projects included print manipulation (the first three photos), depth of field (fourth), and time in motion (the last two). The last two were to show time change from the same viewpoint.
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"Flower Manipulation"
For this, I placed the print in a bleach wash, then into blue toner. |
"Vintage Whitby Psych"
My factination for the last while has been focused on the old creepy Whitby Psych cottages. I placed the print into a brown sepia toner to create a vintage feel. |
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"Coalie Manipulate"
From the same batch of photos below, this print of Tom's and my cat was sepia toned as well. Before printing this photo, I placed a piece of stained glass on top of the photo paper to make it all swirly. |
"Life and Death"
What an unoriginal title. The lively roses(although fake) were placed on top of dead pine needles (the dead pine needles were real). |
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"The Unsuspecting Coalie"
Okay, I know the title should read "Unsuspected" instead "Unsuspecting", but that would give everything away. Here's Coalie: "Dum de dum de dum. I'm a cat, I'm just sitting here.." |
"Coalie, ATTACK!"
{ "HAAA! Damn you, piece of wood! I'm a lion, a lion I tell you! And you, Amy... RAAAAR!! Let me in the garage before the 2x4 gets the teeth instead!" |
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All Photographs By Amy Yeo
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