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experimental digital photography (XP)
http://xpdigital.blogspot.com
- Author: arispk
- Listed in: Photo Blog Education and Training
- Tags: photo Photography tips photoshop experimental digital imaging
- Added on: Feb 16th, 2008
- Country: Indonesia
- Language: English
A blog about experiments, tips, and resources for teaching and learning digital photography and digital imaging with Photoshop; about developing visual literacy and concepts through photo exercises; with references to photographers and artists. Many of these posts are supplements or reviews for my Experimental Photography (XP) class.
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Meaning in a Photograph
This will be a simple and short post on the meaning of an image in a photograph. We should always remember that there are three factors that contribute to meaning and interpretation of a photograph:The first obviously would be the Subject Matter or w...
Photo Journal/Exercise 8: SURABAYA - Street/Urban Photography
by Osel Gunarso (xp08)by Angga Andinata (xp08)by Yogo AP (xp08)by Antonius Teiseran (xp08)Try to find symbols to describe your opinion about the city of Surabaya (symbols about life in the city, and not merely symbols of the city).Try to capture UNIQ...
The Decisive Moment & Playing Golf
"Beruntung" ("Lucky") by Solahuddin of Jawa PosA person has asked, and probably many have, about how can you capture that decisive moment. Is it just a matter of luck? Or is it a skill that you can develop?Although not all Henri Cartier-Bresson's pho...
Is It a Miniature Model or the Real Thing? Introducing the "Fake Tilt-Shift" Effect
Got this from Chuck Green's ideabook...The next time you see a photograph of a tiny little, toy-like model of a "real" scene, look again. It may not be a model at all, it may be the real thing edited using the "fake tilt-shift" effect in Photoshop ("...
Photo Journal/Exercise 7: OCCUPATION - Perspectives/Points of View
Do a "short" documentary photography on a person with or at his/her job. Your pictures should reflect your perspective/point of view about your subject and/or his/her occupation.This can be done individually or with a group of maximum 5 people per su...
