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i’m super pleased with this one
A few 35mm shots from this week
Bayli Jones
Liv Caggiano at Lavallette Beach
Missy Button
Hedden Park in Randolph, NJ
Arctic Wolf at the Turtle Back Zoo in West Orange, NJ
Kelsey Grimm at Wildwood Beach, NJ
A lot of my friends hate having me taking “unflattering” photos of them all of the time, but it’s stuff like this that I enjoy looking at the most. This is what happened. This is what I see, nothing perfect, nothing posed. Just what I see.
Alex Sander: 5 in a 5 part series
Every time you meet someone new, your brain stores an image of that person which can be recalled at any point his or her name may be brought up in conversation. The more time you spend with an individual, the more images your brain has to choose from. When I hear one of my friend’s names, I generally have a series of images, sounds, and ideas connected with them. For my final I wanted to portray a few of my friends in exactly the way they appear in my mind. Whether that be through token facial expressions, activities I associate with them, particular outfits, or physical traits. I chose to shoot these portraits because I want to remember these people the way they are right now. I want to look back on these photos in a few years and spot the differences in how I perceive them now versus how I will perceive them in the future. I thought it would be a more genuine way to portray their personalities rather than just shooting headshots. They may be visually simple but to me, they hold so much personal meaning.
Grace Poole: 4 in a 5 part series
Every time you meet someone new, your brain stores an image of that person which can be recalled at any point his or her name may be brought up in conversation. The more time you spend with an individual, the more images your brain has to choose from. When I hear one of my friend’s names, I generally have a series of images, sounds, and ideas connected with them. For my final I wanted to portray a few of my friends in exactly the way they appear in my mind. Whether that be through token facial expressions, activities I associate with them, particular outfits, or physical traits. I chose to shoot these portraits because I want to remember these people the way they are right now. I want to look back on these photos in a few years and spot the differences in how I perceive them now versus how I will perceive them in the future. I thought it would be a more genuine way to portray their personalities rather than just shooting headshots. They may be visually simple but to me, they hold so much personal meaning.
Andrew Hyatt: 3 in a 5 part series
Every time you meet someone new, your brain stores an image of that person which can be recalled at any point his or her name may be brought up in conversation. The more time you spend with an individual, the more images your brain has to choose from. When I hear one of my friend’s names, I generally have a series of images, sounds, and ideas connected with them. For my final I wanted to portray a few of my friends in exactly the way they appear in my mind. Whether that be through token facial expressions, activities I associate with them, particular outfits, or physical traits. I chose to shoot these portraits because I want to remember these people the way they are right now. I want to look back on these photos in a few years and spot the differences in how I perceive them now versus how I will perceive them in the future. I thought it would be a more genuine way to portray their personalities rather than just shooting headshots. They may be visually simple but to me, they hold so much personal meaning.
Aliyah Salmon: 2 in a 5 part series
Every time you meet someone new, your brain stores an image of that person which can be recalled at any point his or her name may be brought up in conversation. The more time you spend with an individual, the more images your brain has to choose from. When I hear one of my friend’s names, I generally have a series of images, sounds, and ideas connected with them. For my final I wanted to portray a few of my friends in exactly the way they appear in my mind. Whether that be through token facial expressions, activities I associate with them, particular outfits, or physical traits. I chose to shoot these portraits because I want to remember these people the way they are right now. I want to look back on these photos in a few years and spot the differences in how I perceive them now versus how I will perceive them in the future. I thought it would be a more genuine way to portray their personalities rather than just shooting headshots. They may be visually simple but to me, they hold so much personal meaning.
Johnny Wiesman: 1 in a 5 part series
Every time you meet someone new, your brain stores an image of that person which can be recalled at any point his or her name may be brought up in conversation. The more time you spend with an individual, the more images your brain has to choose from. When I hear one of my friend’s names, I generally have a series of images, sounds, and ideas connected with them. For my final I wanted to portray a few of my friends in exactly the way they appear in my mind. Whether that be through token facial expressions, activities I associate with them, particular outfits, or physical traits. I chose to shoot these portraits because I want to remember these people the way they are right now. I want to look back on these photos in a few years and spot the differences in how I perceive them now versus how I will perceive them in the future. I thought it would be a more genuine way to portray their personalities rather than just shooting headshots. They may be visually simple but to me, they hold so much personal meaning.
Aliyah Salmon on Hutchinson Island
So much goes into getting ourselves ready for the day. As I walk along the street and look at other people I often find myself thinking “How could someone possibly be so beautiful- So put together?” And then I remember that we all wake up the same. Yes, some of us wake up beautifully and some of us wake up barely looking alive. But nonetheless no one looks perfect, we all put effort into what we show the world each day. That effort is what I wanted to show with these triptychs.
Zac Wirth and Dipali Bajaj