Showing posts with label Academy of Art University. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Academy of Art University. Show all posts

12.16.2010

Colors, Bubbles and Happy Things

The semester has officially come and what a great semester it has been! Here a few photos from my studio lighting class based loosely around a theme of colors and happy things- a mirror to the semesters emotions! This was such a fun project to work on once I actually slowed down and focused. Changes are a-coming as far as photo goes- next semester is going to be it!





12.07.2010

Featured on the Fashion Pawn

A while back I hung out with my friend, classmate, and fellow blogger Meme in the studio. She has a really neat blog about her journey with fashion and was kind enough to feature a bit about MY journey with photography.













If you like pretty things, witty writting, and some rants I wrote, head on over to the Fashion Pawn!

12.05.2010

Dance for a Chance

These were all taken at a Bboy jam on Saturday. This was the first time I had ever went to anything like this and I was so mesmerized by not only the dancing, but all the clothes, shoes and tattoos.










11.20.2010

Yet Another Sutro Trip

For my conceptual class, we took a class trip to my favorite place, the Sutro Baths! Fortunately for me, only two other classmates came on this trip with one of my favorite professors, David Wasserman which meant more one on one time shooting with him. The weather was horrible by tourist standards, but stunning from a photographers stand point- mist, 40 degrees, rolling fog, and overcast defused light. I was excited for this trip because it was roughly the 5th time I have gone to photograph the baths since I began at the Academy, and I wanted to see my progression and change while shooting the same subject. I went in Octoberand September this semester alone, but this most recent trip was the most beautiful by far.

All of these photos were taken for my own collection- not for the assignment at hand, which was "nature taking back the man made."






David Wasserman!