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Tag Archives: monochrome
Shadowed Stare
This photo didn’t turn out how I hoped it would, and it’s not great, but I like the softness. I like the intensity, and it makes me think of being incredibly tired, too. Tired and stressed, perhaps. I hope you … Continue reading
Little Pup Drinking
A photo of this little pup drinking. Not much to say; I like it because it doesn’t feel posed. I hope you enjoy.
Bolts and Boards
Probably planks, but I like the alliteration. I took this a few weeks ago and tried to get the bolts running across the photo, with one of the lines of bolts running from one corner to another. The space I … Continue reading
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Tagged boards, bolts, design, lines, monochrome, pattern, plank, structure, urban
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Disappearing Face
Yet another reference photo, and an odd one. I was trying to be somewhat intentional with how I was posing, but also a bit loose. I didn’t want to come off as rigid and I wanted to be clear. I … Continue reading
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Tagged disappearing, face, hands, monochrome, monochrome-madness, nose, person, portrait, shadow, silhouette
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A Stare
I think this photo is both intense and and not at all. It’s a reference photo that turned out well in terms of expressiveness, but it also feels really self-indulgent. I hope you enjoy.
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Tagged face, hand, monochrome, person, portrait, self-portrait, stare, staring
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Reaching Out
This photo, whilst a reference, was one I took with a specific idea in mind. I think it would work better in better conditions and slightly different framing, and perhaps with two people rather than just myself gripping my arm, … Continue reading
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Tagged arm, digits, fingers, form, grip, gripping, hand, limb, monochrome, outstretched, reaching
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Interlocking
This photo turned out well. Could have less noise, but I feel that how the shadows fall upon it make it appear striking, or at least sharp, in a sense. I hope you enjoy.
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Tagged digits, fingers, form, hands, interlocking, limbs, lines, monochrome
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Two Sails
Two sails of The Sydney Opera House, though with an intentionally obfuscating framing. This is my submission into the three hundred-and-sixty-seventh Lens-Artists Photo Challenge. The theme for this one is “Everyone Should See This“. The host of the Lens-Artists challenges cycles … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, house, lens-artists, monochrome, opera, sails, structure, Sydney
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Rusting Layers
What you can see here is part of a structure rusting away. Layers are revealed, but this has been exposed to the elements for so long that now it’s more rust. This is my submission into Leanne Cole‘s “Monochrome Madness” for … Continue reading
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Tagged decay, layers, monochrome, monochrome-madness, rust, rusting, structure
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Shadowed Sight
Another practise photo that turned out well. At least, I think it turned out well. You could probably argue that this image speaks to a loss of sense of identity we might try to protect ourselves from. A loss of … Continue reading
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Tagged arm, contrast, face, form, hands, monochrome, monochrome-madness, person, portrait, shadow
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Stupidity Hole 