Various Mirror and reflection photos
A selection of images from google that have inspired me in some way for my mirror and reflection work.
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Various Mirror and reflection photos
A selection of images from google that have inspired me in some way for my mirror and reflection work.
Jaromir Funke
----> Mirror and reflection photographer
----> Experiments with Surrealism and expressionism
Funke was recognized for his play of “photographic games” with mirrors, lights, and insignificant objects, such as plates, bottles, or glasses, to create unique works. His still life’s created abstract forms and played with shadows looking similar to photograms. His work was thought to be logical, original and expressive in nature.A typical feature of Funke’s work would be the “dynamic diagonal." By the 1920s, Funke had become an amateur photographer and began to experiment with constructivism, surrealism, poeticism, and expressionism. He created unconventional works as a form of “pure” photography instead of the traditional reminiscing of other mediums such as painting or sculpture.
Florence Henri
---> Mirror and reflection photographer
---> Painter before photographer
Florence Henri was born in New York on 28 June 1893. Mirrors become the most important feature in Henri’s first photographs. She used them both for most of her self-dramatizations and also for portraits of friends, as well as for commercial shots. She took part in the international exhibition entitled ‘Das Lichtbild’ [The Photograph] in Munich in 1930, and the following year she presented her images of bobbins at a ‘Foreign Advertising Photography’ exhibition in New York. The artistic quality of her photographs was compared with Man Ray, László Moholy-Nagy and Adolphe Baron de Mayer, as well as the with winner of the first prize at the exhibition, Herbert Bayer. Only three years after the new photographer had taken her first pictures, her self-portrait achieved the equal status with her male colleagues that she had been aiming for.
Daniel Kukla
----> Mirror Photographer
----> Mainly uses landscapes
Born: Baltimore, Maryland Lives: Brooklyn, New York
Daniel Kukla, a native of Indianapolis, IN, currently resides in Brooklyn, NY where he works as a freelance and fine art photographer. He is a graduate of The International Center of Photography program in Documentary Photography and Photojournalism. Prior to his photographic education he attended The University of Toronto and received his B.Sc. in Evolutionary Ecology, Botany, and Evolutionary Human Anatomy. He has been published in The New York Times, New York Post, National Geographic (website), among others. Daniel freelances regularly with NYC Department of Transportation, NYC Department of Mental Health and Hygiene, and with Quirk books of Philadelphia. His work has been exhibited in The Pingyao Photographic Festival, ICP, and numerous galleries in Toronto.
Bing Wright
---> Mirror photographer
---> Mainly uses landscapes
Born in Seattle, 1958.
Lives and works in New York.
Education:
Bachelor of Art, Art History,
Columbia University, New York, NY
Neighbours, Dirk Eidner
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