assignment 2: motion, time, and self-portraits

 assignment 2: motion, time, and self-portraits Part 1

stop motion, fast shutter speed

blurred motion, slow shutter speed

panning: slower shutter while moving camera

for these photos above i used live motion to get the motion of different pictures as it allowed me to capture the actual motion within the live action. 

Claude Chahun 

she explores problems of self-identification in her self-portraiture In her photos she uses black and white technique to identify the emotions behind the picture. These self-portraits show to the viewers the deeper emotions and story hiding behind what they see. We can see in the first photo that this female feels trapped within herself, thoughts, and emotions, as she displays feelings of abandonment and loneliness, shown through the vase that her face is in. In the second photo this man looks like he's in a state of depression. it looks like he is such on a low vibration that she cannot be bothered. In this photo it captivates his deep sorrow. I also see his hand on his arm which shows like he's holding himself for comfort. 

part 2