I really enjoyed the diptych project this semester so I decided to replicate it with new subject matter, playing around with lighting and progression of time.
Rara Avis Photography
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Passage of Time
These photos were taken over the course of five weeks, with one photo taken once a week for five consecutive weeks. I choose to photograph a tree in my back yard because for a short period in the spring the buds blossom into pink flowers and then quickly change into vibrant green leaves; therefore, it was the perfect subject to demonstrate the passage of time.
Photojournalism
Janelle Fuji eats breakfast in her dining room, fueling up for a long day ahead with the a bowl of oatmeal. |
Fuji begins her long day of chores around the household. She begins by tackling her least favorite task: laundry.
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The day's work has yet to be finished. After all the day's chores and work Fuji still has to prepare dinner, tonight it's scrambled eggs, for her daughter, Alyssa Fuji. |
Relaxed and sleepy from her book, Fuji calls it a day and falls asleep satisfied by a hard day's work around her Tualatin home. |
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
Flowers
I love taking photos of flowers because there are so many different angles, lighting techniques, and approaches to make a simple flower unique. One of my favorite things to do on Memorial Day is visit the cemetery. It is also a great opportunity to see various different flowers, usually unique to one's lost loved one.
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