As an artist, I find fulfillment through many mediums including photography. Holding a camera brings a new light through my eyes each time. Going through the process of using a 35mm instead of a digital camera is exciting because you only have yourself and the pictures you capture quickly. You never know what to expect when processing the film and printing the pictures is hard work. You learn a lot about yourself through art and the way you work, which is important in life itself. I like capturing different objects that aren’t usually noticed and also looking at common things in a different way. Showing this piece of my three year old niece lying on my mother’s bed in a patterned shirt, shows my inspiration in doing portraits. My other work portrays mostly pattern and line, which is also shown in this photograph. I love art and love that I’m able to express myself during school and learn from my peers and excellent teachers.
Friday, March 30, 2012
Thursday, January 19, 2012
BOLD by Molly O'Brien
Darkroom photography has a timeless nature that will always draw me to it. Photography itself isn't like any other form of art; you can capture something in just a moment. The lens is like your eye to the world, and you get to show people how you see it. The simplest of things can become something beautiful, even something completely different. Being able to take the pictures, process the film and print them all on my own really attaches me to my work. It’s exciting watching it all happen and being able to experiment to get the exact image I want.
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