Stephanie Williams: IDM Fall 2016

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Sometimes all you need is a quiet chair in the middle of nowhere to find yourself.

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Tiny Planets - The now closed down Dream Lodge Motel in Greenville, TX

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Vivian Maier Response

It’s strange to me that this woman, Vivian, could go for her entire artistic career without showing her work to anybody. Especially considering the sheer amount of photos she had taken, including thousands upon thousands, as explained by the narrator in the documentary, it’s odd that she was so secretive about it. After completion of the documentary, I would assume that this was largely due to her mental state, as it seemed that she suffered from some form of mental illness through most of her life.

Her work itself is phenomenal. One of my favorites that was shown in this documentary was her self portrait with the mirrors.

As well, the other portraits she had taken of people on the streets is some of her best work that I have seen, in my own opinion.

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David Hockney inspired - A forest trail in Flower Mound, TX.

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Panoramas - Campus of Texas A&M University - Commerce

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More Tiny Planets - The Village Church in Flower Mound, TX

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Parker Square in Flower Mound, TX. Practice doing panoramas.

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Alamodome - David Hockney inspiration.

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Long exposure and practice with lighting.

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Photographs taken at the 6A UIL State Marching Band Championships.

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Andy Goldsworthy assignment. Leaves arranged on a dead tree to form a yellow-red gradient.

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Tiny Planet practice.

Image 1: Fire Trail, Berkeley, California. Image 2: Airplane above Atlanta, Georgia. Image 3: Dolores Park, San Francisco, California. Image 4: West Austria.

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Dallas, TX as a tiny planet.