I've Moved!

Hi,

From now on, please see my website for the most up to date work. I have moved!...

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The Photoshop Learning Curve! Venture Photography

I am slowly but surely getting to grips with the wonder that is Photoshop. My placement at Venture has been a huge learning curve and great fun! My new hobby is graphic art! This is a little thing I did for my brother, Tim.

Working with Alex Noble

An amazing placement working with such a tallented artist, stylist and designer. During my short time working with him, I've been lucky enough to help work on Lady Gaga's VMA head pieces pictured above, and some of her and her dancers outfits for her UK tour this year! Pictures of those will go up... when I can find some!

http://www.allisalexnoble.blogspot.com/

Working at Harvey Nichols!

I am hoping to return to the Display team in Knightsbridge for the 4th time this year in April. I've absolutely loved my time there and keep going back for more!

Below are some images of the Christmas windows I helped install last November. They looked amazing!...

Work experience with AB Still

This academic year I've been working in industry to gain some experience. Thought I would post a few things I've helped on. I've been an assistant at AB Still Photography for 3 months now working on generic picture library images...



I help to set up lighting and compositions in the studio, altering things as we go, and often get the chance to take some shots myself. I love the exciting use of colour creating such dramatic images.

All images © AB Still

Repeats

These repeats are repeats of photographs that have been created using the same photographic technique as in my second post. Some of these are actually repeats of those photographs. Half the fun of these images is to look for the objects or people within the repeats. Again there has been no Photoshopping or any sort of manipulation involved! (apart from putting it into repeat of course). 

I have also included a few end use images in order to demonstrate how I see each pattern being used.

This repeat above was the one I projected in my second post. It is actually someone's head and shoulders... believe it or not...!

More projection!

These next images combine the idea of the light art and the projection that I looked at in my previous post...

First, I took a photograph using the same technique - lights and long exposure. I then projected that image onto the face and body in order to re-photograph and create the final images you see below...







I love the ghoulish effect these images have - especially those on the face.