GALLERY INFO
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| Social The first two photos contain the beginnings of a new gay rights photo essay titled, Unequal. The project will include narrative frames (i.e. ‘Wall of Shame’) as well as portrait shots, all incorporating the unequal sign as the signature through line. The two frames where shot on a Hasselblad H3D medium format camera and flash lighting. The next 12 frames of this portfolio include pieces from the completed photo essay, Atrophy Annie. The series sought to explore decaying and destructive ideas and themes in the social and political arenas. The project was completed in one day, using three models. It was shot on a medium format film camera using available light and flash lighting. Instant Gratification This portfolio contains Polaroid film taken with a Polaroid 600 SE (1978) and a Polaroid 110A “Pathfinder” (1957-60) Land camera. Both cameras use pack film. Some of the stocks used were purchased through the Impossible Project in New York. Abstract This growing portfolio contains ambiguous or interesting pieces found in the public sphere. These photos were taken with a variety of vintage film SLR cameras. Ads The photographs in this collection are spec advertisements shot and designed by Hazart. All were shot with digital SLR cameras. Mobile iPhones, with good lighting and some clever apps, can produce great on-the-fly photography. All of the pictures in this portfolio were shot with an iPhone 3G or 4 with available light. The standard images were edited on the phone through various apps. Places Not much explanation here. These photographs are of cityscapes, architecture, and art found in the public spaces of cities across the world. These were shot with digital SLR cameras. Portraits A mix of commercial and artistic portraits, these shots range in style and function. Some are promotional shots for individuals while others serve a purely aesthetic function. These photographs were shot on a mix of digital medium format, digital SLR and film SLR. |
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