After
I made my post to the Photo exchange website (http://photographyexchange.wordpress.com/2014/03/27/lucy-nystrom/
) I explored a lot of other students work.
I looked at http://photographyexchange.wordpress.com/2012/04/07/abie-lauren-kanyuck/
and http://photographyexchange.wordpress.com/2014/03/18/fengyu-lloyd-wang/. I looked for other images, which focused on
reflections and read the comments left by others. My favorite was http://photographyexchange.wordpress.com/2014/03/18/fengyu-lloyd-wang/
because it reminded me of work I did this summer in London. A lot of the comments were similar to
feedback I have gotten in class about the image appearing to be double
exposures. It really helped to see the
treatment of the images and things, which people strongly respond to. After hearing feedback on my photos and
reading the feedback on the photos by Fengyu (Lloyd) Wang I believe I have a better
understanding of how people respond to images similar to the ones I am
creating. I am glad that there was not
an artist statement included with the post because it allowed me to take a step
back and look at the images and just see how people respond to them. I commented on the photos asking what the
theme was.
I
looked for a blog but could not find one, however I did find a blog for Abie
(Lauren) Kanyuck (http://akanyuck.wordpress.com). Her work is similar to some new ideas I am
experimenting with. I used ot focus entirely
on water reflections but this semester I have been trying to branch out. There are several photos of reflections in
cars and reflections of lights in windows with are very similar to what I am
experimenting with now.
I
think it will be interesting and helpful to see how people respond to my work
on the photo exchange and to follow these two photographers (especially the
feedback they are getting) while continuing to work on my project.
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