Framing and zoom completely change the entire photograph. Above, I've got a very material, formal, painterly image which relies on shapes and aesthetic, as opposed to subject matter/context like the image below. Yet both photograph are of the same egg in the same setting. There is too much information in the bottom photograph, too much going on. The egg shell, which is beautiful in its own right, is reduced to part of the frame, alongside other competing and probably irrelevant background forms. The above image is more confident in its simplicity. There is enough information there.
Note to PHO2008 & DIS2601
siology is a collection of thoughts, inspirations and creative processes which have contributed to my practice in first, second, and now third year studying photomedia and art.
Showing posts with label form. Show all posts
Showing posts with label form. Show all posts
Monday, 26 March 2012
Framing, Formalism, Simplicity
Labels:
egg shells,
form,
framing,
materials,
photography,
shape
Wednesday, 7 September 2011
Andreas Gursky
Labels:
architecture,
colour,
daylight,
documentary photography,
form,
housing,
modernism,
pop art,
repetition,
suburbs
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