BLOG
This page includes the artist that have inspired me throughout my journey of photography and creation of multiple exposure as well as the decision making of my logo designs for this website.
Inspiration Artists
Aneta Ivanova
This artist focuses on the art of multiple exposure. She has inspired me to continue photographing images of people but taking those images one step further by editing them on photoshop creating a multiple exposure image. She uses beautiful models and images of landscapes in which she takes herself which is also the reason that I have also turned to landscapes which eventually helped me lead into using a telephoto lens to capture the beautiful surfing images that I have taken on beautiful days on the beach. Ivanova has helped me to find my love for portrait images and editing with photoshop which has developed my editing skills, using the technique of multiple exposure on multiple occasions.
Carsten Witte
This photographer takes a more interesting approach in how he manipulates the images and chooses the way he has his models. His portrait photography takes a dark turn, where he edits on skulls and the muscles that people have in the face which is also a way which fuelled my passion for portrait photography as well as leading into multiple exposure. He also likes to uses people which have the strong face features and 'imperfections', he takes these features and enhances them in his images, making them more real and captivating towards his audience.
LOGO DESIGNS
In order to create my final logo design, I used Adobe photoshop to be able to create different and unique ways to design my name. I was aiming into creating something more simple that would also work as a watermark keeping my images and website easy to decipher. After seeking feedback from friends and family, I had chosen the logo on the right to be my final logo design as it was simple but effective. The other logo designs I have created were also quite effective but they were not the look I was going for. using different techniques such as using shapes and adding an image to my designs have helped me to explore a wider range of experiments and how I can create more in the future if any changes were needed. But for the, the simple hand writing font seemed to be most effective and captivating for a logo and possible watermark.
Editing Process
These experiments is what helped me decide how I wanted the photos taken and produced. I started experimenting with filters and the deteriorated edges to create the vintage look to show how it has been burnt and is slowly ‘rotting’ away.
The running inspired me to take more images of a girl running freely through nature. For the final images, Kellie North recommended for the girl in the image to have her hair down when she is running to portray a more free look than she has with her hair up.
After taking the final images, I started to use the textured images she had recommended me to use to make the image look older. I experimented with more filters and made the edges darker, but finally decided that the final images gave off a better effect in a black and white filter, which also helped to reveal the textures clearer.
Finals
Self-Promotion
Made with Canva
Made with Photoshop
Client Work
