Morgan Pennings
ART 280: Introduction to Photography and Digital Imaging
Digital Print; 11×17′
5 photo series
In these photos, I wanted to capture the feel of an afternoon drive. Even thought there is nothing too special in the scenery, there are still elements about the drive that make everything so fleeting and beautiful.
Elizabeth Schaal
ART 280: Introduction to Photography and Digital Imaging
Digital Print; 14 inches wide by 9 inches tall
4 total images in the series
This series depicts downtown streets of various villages and cities across North east Wisconsin, including downtown Green Bay, De Pere, Bonduel, and Zachow. I wanted to capture the subtle differences that can be seen when traveling from a more rural to urban area. To create the striking colors in the images, I increased the saturation and vibrance of the streets and buildings, while decreasing them in the sky. This makes the differences among the pictures in the series more pronounced and visible to the viewers, while also drawing the audiences’ eye to the series itself.
Katie Hopkins
ART 280: Introduction to Photography and Digital Imaging
Digital Prints 7″x10″
Originally a series of 5
Photos of a holiday-decorated small town trying to capture warmth on a cold day.
Noah Fidlin
ART 280: Photography and Digital Imaging
Digital Prints; 6″ x 10″
Five Images
While I love photos that convey a warm look, I’m also very interested in photography that has a colder side to it as well. For my landscape series, I decided to play with this theme by taking black and white photos, then using harsh photocopy textures over the images. I wanted for my work to give off a mysterious look, very eerie and uncertain. I would love to try experimenting with a similar style not just in my future photography, but also in my filmmaking.
Elizabeth Hein
ART 280: Photography and Digital Imaging
Still Life
digital print; 12 x 8 inch
Katie Hopkins
ART 280: Introduction to Photography and Digital Imaging
Digital Print 11″x17″
The inspiration for this image was the thought “my sketchbook is my mind.” To visually represent this I only allow my head to be seen once. Present in the pages of my sketchbook, but absent from my body.
Katie Hopkins
ART 280: Introduction to Photography and Digital Imaging
Digital Print; 11″x17″
By adding narrative to the concept of a traditional still life I have given the viewer a glimpse into my life. An artist up late at night working in her sketchbook, alone in the quiet, but connected to millions of others with Instagram not far away.
