*Final Portrait Photography Photographs are on the previous blog post. Before: After:   Before: After:   Before: After:   Before: After: This was my second set of photographs (above) which I took during the previous weekend. I maintained the same … Continue reading →

The final selection also includes multiple references of the second set of images I took during the weekend. I mostly used similar lighting and techniques to shoot these images, but improved upon variety and choices of posture to make the … Continue reading →

Yousuf Karsh Yousuf Karsh was an infamous American-Canadian photographer of the 20th century best known for his iconic images of world leaders such as Winston Churchill and Albert Einstein. In an age which color photography were yet to be discovered, … Continue reading →

The following images are those of which I took accordingly to my statement of intent as mentioned to transmit the feelings of stress and anxiety. Image 1: This image shows a white wall as a background, with my mom as … Continue reading →

In the previous class, we went during the Golden Hour sunlight to practice our portraiture shots. I wasn’t  pleased with the outcome of some of these photographs, but they nevertheless provided me with valuable experience through which I developed various … Continue reading →

The title of this project is ” The Invisible Hands”. The societal issue I want to express is the continuous anxiety and stress of the working class-young and middle aged adults- as of pressure in life and careers. Just like … Continue reading →

A portrait is a piece of artwork which can tell a person’s story and capture personality of which the face is mostly predominant. It uses features such as lighting, posing, props, and the setting as an environment to evoke emotions … Continue reading →