Posted on January 28, 2010 by unit18nate
The first assignment for the Creative Photography class I am in this semester at UCM was “Self Portrait”. Being a “creative” class obviously a standard self-portrait wouldn’t do. Rather than doing a set of portraits about me and what I do I decided to do a series about who I might have become if I had made different choices, associated with different people, and been raised with different family values.
This portrayal of myself as a “Redneck” is intended to be a satire. So the series is a lie about myself but like any good lie there is a bit of truth to it.
I Ain't Scared of You!
Here's To You
No! Fuck You!
Hot Damn! Now I'm Pissed!
Goes Down Smooth
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Posted on January 22, 2010 by unit18nate
Holly
Our first in class shoot for creative photography was to use a frame to create interesting compositions. We broke up into small groups for this assignment. The group I was in focused on using the frame as a portrait prop.
Bethany
Bethany
Holly
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Posted on January 13, 2010 by unit18nate
Creative Photography is a class I’m taking at the University of Central Missouri with professor Jerry Schmidt. The class is more focused on the artistic side than the technical side of photography.
Marie
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Posted on December 18, 2009 by unit18nate
I’ve been working on this concept for a while. Eventually I want to do a series of photo stories or a photo comic book/graphic novel or perhaps even a set of short films based on the Post Apocalyptic World or P.A.W. as it is know in survivalist circles. This set is more of a character study than a fully fleshed out photo story.
You can view the rest of the shots from this shoot on flickr.
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Posted on December 9, 2009 by unit18nate
Posted on December 4, 2009 by unit18nate
Posted on December 1, 2009 by unit18nate
On the 10th of November the Editorial Photography Class at UCM did a food photography demo day.
I was in a group with Tyler King, Brent Horton, and Dee Kern. Here are some of the shots we took.
I also did some production shots of all the preperation and shooting.
Here is a flickr slideshow with more production shots.
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Posted on December 1, 2009 by unit18nate
This is my assignment 5 for Editorial Photography. I picked photo illustration for this assignment. Shot with a Nikon D200 and two Alien Bee B600s.
Here is a link to the flickr slideshow with the rest of the shots.
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Posted on November 9, 2009 by unit18nate
We did a logo overlay project in Digital Portfolio. These are my examples.
Gawain
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Posted on November 3, 2009 by unit18nate
This is my fourth assignment for Editorial Photography. I chose portrait as my assignment catagory.
Kayla
Here is a link to the flickr slideshow of the rest of the set: Kayla
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