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Surreal // Kristina
For the surreal edit I tried something a little more subtle on the spectrum of surreal, a bit of a ghostly skin tone and some coloured lips. Really, this isn’t super “surreal” per say, but for now it’ll work. (see the past 3 edits below this weeks)
// KS
Cool Tones // Kristina
Image edit 2 of 4 for May. Cool tones. // KS
Cool tones // Lucy
Early early morning at the Halton District School Board’s run for youth mental health.
Warm tones // Kristina
For this month’s colour challenges I plan on taking one image and editing it 4 different ways (based on each week’s theme).
Here’s week 1: warm tones. (featuring Amy)
// KS
May 2016
Theme: Colour
Simply put, we’re dealing with colour this month. Each week we’ll create some kind of art (probably photo-based - but you never know!) based on each week’s colour prompt.
Weekly Challenges:
Week 1: Warm tones.
Week 2: Cool tones.
Week 3: Monochrome - black and white or consisting of varying tones of one colour.
Week 4: Surreal colour.
LL // KS
Online Video // Kristina
This week the online video challenge was... a challenge. I had a hard time trying to think of something I wanted to create in relation to online video because I was stuck in the world of YouTube. So finally I decided to take one of my ‘online’ videos (from my instagram feed) and make it into a weird little GIF where I’ve turned it into a little scene within a piece of paper on a counter. Surreal? Maybe.
Poetry // Kristina
Before I was met with this weeks challenge, I’d read a poetry book that somehow connected with me based on my style of photography. It seemed as if the poems were describing part of what I was thinking when I’d be shooting landscape images. Who knew it’d lead me not in the direction I thought, but to make a moody still life image.
So here it is - my photograph inspired by the poem Sunday by John Donlan. (This may be past the point, but I re-read this poem on a Sunday when I chose it.)
A few lines from the end of the poem go like this:
... Healing, you leak light like an eggshell pin-pricked: you glow, you hum like a man well mothered and well fathered.
// KS
