Example set#1: Pipes and Wires In these three images, I experimented using lines, including pipes and wires, which lead and conjunct together to form a broader triptych. These lines would capture the audience’s attention, and also represent a similar theme-industrialization, … Continue reading →

The message I will be trying to convey is the depressing and suppressive environment of the region, and also using buildings and other objects to create a feeling of nostalgia and capture of time’s passing. I would wish my audience … Continue reading →

Edward Weston was one of the most influential American photographers of the 20th century. He was well known for his straight photographic style, not manipulating images and keeping his works sharp in focus and rich in detail. In the image … Continue reading →

Abstract photography is a field in photography, in which photographers use lines, shapes, lighting, and other formal elements of photography to convey feeling and emotion as well as let the audience focus on all elements of the piece.

“Abstract photography can be defined as capturing images in which the subject isn’t the most interesting element. Albert Renger-Patzsch and Aaron Siskind photographed the ordinary to reveal their beauty. Uta Barth reversed the typical use of the camera, shooting out … Continue reading →

The photo added above is one of the most famous as well as controversial photography pieces, “Wrong” by John Baldesarri. The image illustrates a man standing in front of a palm tree, with no movement or any other parts to … Continue reading →