Standing Still With You
Monday, May 31, 2010
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Welcome to 100 Days 2010
One Hundred Days is a summer collaborative project put into motion by artist volunteers.
Last year for 100 Days, I leapt into the tintype process, uncertain of how technically successful this venture would be and hopeful that I would master a new historical photographic technique. I had an amazing experience and felt I successfully met the challenge.
This year for 100 Days I plan to challenge myself by working with a photographic technique and image content that varies from my usual approach to photography. Since I generally work with historic processes and staged photography I plan to transition into digital photography for the summer.
I will create digital photographs in color. The content of the photographs will include a narrative which will unfold as the project progresses. To illustrate the narrative I will use found metaphors, deviating from my usual constructed metaphors which utilize personal prop-symbols.
In the end I hope to have a stronger relationship with my digital camera that surpasses our current love/hate relationship and a strengthened ability to find hidden stories and parallels to life within the everyday.
Last year for 100 Days, I leapt into the tintype process, uncertain of how technically successful this venture would be and hopeful that I would master a new historical photographic technique. I had an amazing experience and felt I successfully met the challenge.
This year for 100 Days I plan to challenge myself by working with a photographic technique and image content that varies from my usual approach to photography. Since I generally work with historic processes and staged photography I plan to transition into digital photography for the summer.
I will create digital photographs in color. The content of the photographs will include a narrative which will unfold as the project progresses. To illustrate the narrative I will use found metaphors, deviating from my usual constructed metaphors which utilize personal prop-symbols.
In the end I hope to have a stronger relationship with my digital camera that surpasses our current love/hate relationship and a strengthened ability to find hidden stories and parallels to life within the everyday.
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