Filed under: Cleveland State University
Linas Vaitkus
ART 432
digital print; 16″ x 20″
This semester I am painting in abandoned buildings. The object of this project is to create a trompe l’oeil from one vantage point in the room. Creatively joining the 3 dimensional painted space to form a 2 dimensional painting.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison

A Floral with Milkweed Flowers and the Milky Way, 42″ x 42″

I Wander All Night in My Vision, 42″ x 42″
Lisa A. Frank
Art 996: Advanced Research-Graphics
Digital Photography
Filed under: Sheridan / U of Toronto
Paola Savasta
FAS447: Individual Investigations in Photography
C-Prints; 40″ x 48.6″
series of 6 images
Filed under: Sheridan / U of Toronto
Security Theatre
Jennifer Chan
FAS447Y5: Photo 4
Digital Video
My work confronts disjunctions between security and comfort, the represented and the representable. I think what is not seen and indescribable is what invokes emotional affect. Questions I’m constantly asking in my work are: How can I make you care about what is discomforting me? How can I use video as a means of political and social critique?
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Stephanie Puttre
Art 352: Materials and Processes
Digital prints; 11″ x 14″
Product of my exploration into the abstraction of the home, more specifically a commonly used area.
Filed under: Western Michigan University
Alex Youkanna
548 Advanced Photography
Digital Prints; 11″ x 14″
My current set of work is still exploring the human body, male and female. Expressing feelings and emotions through the nude figure of the male and female. This time I have decided to take the images in color, to somewhat compare the differences and effects that black and white and color have towards each other.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Nicole Peaslee
ART 352: Photo Materials & Processes
“Flecks of Yellow Light”
Digital Prints; 6″ x 10.75″
Four images
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Corey Otto
Art 352: Photo Materials And processes
Digital prints – 8″x10″ mounted on foamcore.
Part of a series of 4 titled “Sound Reactions”
“My project’s original intent was to photograph a person’s reactions to sounds you’d typically find in every day life. By modifying these sounds slightly in computer software, it became interesting to see a subjects reaction and curiosity as to what it was or watching them try to picture where they might hear the sound in everyday life. This was an installation piece set up in a smaller room (10′x10′) with surround sound played at reasonable level playing the same sounds the subjects in the photograph heard. it was interesting to watch the viewer act in the same manner as the subjects in the photographs did with this piece.”
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Kerri Schuh
ART 352: Photo Materials & Processes
silver prints
roughly 4×4 cut outs
This project is a photo as an Object as well as Photo in motion. When the tops are spinning the circle cut out gets caught on the tip which causes the girl to “dance.” Tops can be graceful like some dancers. Both tops as well as dancers will always come to a stop.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Art 352: Photo Materials and Processes
Digital Print 8″ x 10″
This was an experimental exercise that initiated working with the assimilation of photography within a space.
Lindsay Eisenach
Art 350: Color Photography
Digital Print 5″ x 7″
This was an exercise testing the sensitivity of light and long exposure times using film and a 35mm camera.
Filed under: St. Cloud State University
Erin Faber
ART 406: Advance Photography II
Digital print; 4′ x 18″
There are 9 images in the series
My pictures are made up of many different 4′ x 6″ prints to create a whole picture. I was playing off Fears and wrapping the models up in different items. Each picture has the name of a phobia that they are similar too.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Amber Schwalenberg
ART 352: Photo Materials and Processes
Digital Print; 8.5″ x 11″
2 of 5 Prints
Through use of light I have made the daily ritual somewhat less mundane yet still depicting the chaos of everyday life.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Becky McCarthy
Art 376: Intro to Black and White Photo
Silver Gelatin Prints; 8″ x 10″
Part of my final portfolio dealing with geometric architecture and space.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Grace Stauffacher
Art 352: Photographic Processes and Materials
Digital Print; 13″ x 9″
Four images over-layered to make one
Photo as Performance, taking a look at how sign language performs. Images of signing a quote by Beethoven “What the fuck are you staring at?”
Filed under: Kellogg Community College
Rayman Taylor
Digital Color Photography II
Digital Prints; 13″ x 9″
Some shots I took from my window that I thought was interesting because of the changing of the seasons.
Filed under: Western Michigan University
George Crow
ART 4560: Intro to Time Based Media
Digital Video; TRT 1:03 mins
Filed under: Western Michigan University
Jessica Stein
ART 5480: Photography Workshop
Inkjet Prints; 11″ x 16″
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Sarah Jane Ripp
Art 576: Advanced Photography
Chromogenic Prints; 11″ x 17″
2 in a grouping of four images (part of a larger series of groupings)
Family meals have always been an extensive production at my grandma¹s house.
Her tables are always beautifully set and much care is given to the
placement of each piece and an equal amount of care is shown to the food
that is presented upon the table.
Through the years I have heard so much about the stories behind the dishes.
My grandmother worries that these stories will one day be lost. As a
solution, she places handwritten notes within each of the dishes to identify
them. This practice always seemed humorous to me, yet valuable as a means of
identification.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Liz Kremer
Art 352: Photographic Materials and Processes
Silver Gelatin Print; 3.25″ x 2.25″
Thread, Packing tape, Body detritus, Found box
7 images total bound into a book
This series consists of prints made from constructed negatives. The negatives consist of items that came from my body. I attached the constructed negatives to the final prints to reference this process.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Emily Rich
Art 379: Intro to Photography
Silver Gelatin Prints; 8″ x 10″
These two images are from a series of other hand postitions that somewhat blur into the background or atleast do not have a lot of definition or contrast. All of the images were covered with dark branches.
Filed under: Kellogg Community College
Deborah Hendryx
Art 295: Studio
Digital Print; 8″ x 12″
This is a series of 12 prints called The Dance of Life. I have used different skills to show that each person is as different as the music they listen too. I used a fisheye and a wide angle lens to capture te personalities of my subjects in these two photos.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Olivia Templin
376: Photography I
Silver Print; 8″ x 10″
From an ongoing series following/featuring UW Madison Dance Program students.
Filed under: Kellogg Community College
Kristy Towery
ART 230: Digital Photography II
Digital Image
These are from my first Maternity shoot. We also did some more traditional portraits. This is the most beautiful belly I have ever seen!
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Spencer Selbo
376: Photography I
Silver Gelatin Print: 8″ X 10″
Series of 15 prints
I’ve been working on taking pairings of photos, the first being a wider composition with the second focusing on an area that otherwise couldn’t be seen in the first image.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Lauren Krukowski
Intro to Photography-376 UW-Madison
Silver prints 8×10
2 of 15 working with time and ghost image.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Justin Kunesh
Art 352: Photographic Materials and Processes
Digitized color slide, PNP transfer paper, 3.5″ copper square
5 images
Filed under: Kellogg Community College
Deborah Hendryx
Art 295: Documentary Photography
digital prints; 8″ x 12″
This is part of a series I am completing on churches in my area for my final documentory .I am attempting to show a different approach by using various lens . This was shot with a fisheye.



































































