lens-artists: what is it?

under exposure – ?

Sofia invites lens-artist to “think of anything that looks ambiguous, difficult to understand or unusual, look for details instead of the whole thing, conceal what might give away what your subject with editing, but most of all, have fun!”

Looking back through images one finds a self on a journey of exploration. An exploration of the many ways to create images, in and out of camera: long exposure, double exposure, intentional blur, macro, points of view, long exposure combined with double exposure, selective coloring, and the list goes on.

Gallery

1.long exposure – lake, 2 macro/pov – salsifies, 3 edited blur – campus walkway

4. long exposure combined with double exposure – town square, 5. macro – jewelry, 7. dusk light – creek

16 thoughts on “lens-artists: what is it?”

  1. Brenda, your collection demonstrates that photography isn’t just about what’s in front of the lens—it’s about how the artist chooses to see it. Your varied camera techniques reveal different ways of interpreting a moment.

  4. The best galleries are always yours, Brenda. There’s something about your photography and how you present it that just clicks with me. These are wonderful for this challenge and on their own right.

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