Posts Tagged ‘Photographic Education’

Does Size Matter?

Does Size Matter?

The size of the work should be driven by the content rather than the market. Right? The fact is, in the art industry where selling work and getting gallery representation drives many artists’ working methods, working either very large or very small seems to be the shtick. It would seem there is no in between.


Returning Back to My Familiar

Returning Back to My Familiar

Returning from a trip with such epic proportions leaves the soul feeling a bit empty and without. Punta Gorda, Belize is a very small town in the southern-most district of Belize; the Telodo District. The town sits on the Bay of Honduras very near the equator and is therefore high in humidity and ambient temperature.
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Connotation vs. Denotation

Connotation vs. Denotation

The capture of light, translated onto a picture plane as line, shape and form presented in a two-dimensional object, is the photograph, or the denotation of reality. What the viewer feels, understands, or reads into the picture is the connotative meaning.


Artist Focus: Shana and Robert ParkeHarrison

Artist Focus: Shana and Robert ParkeHarrison

In this session, you will become acquainted with two artists whose work redefines the use of photography These two artists represent a genre I refer to as “Fabricated to be Photographed.” In the slides that follow, you are going to experience a stunning and magical display of a “reality” as interpreted through the mind’s eye [...]