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I haven’t posted Selfies in a long time so.. here ya go https://www.instagram.com/p/CFxRsjWHxBY/?igshid=3owhr8m9wf37

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Beautiful shots by Anton Woods and a lovely picnic day 🤎🤎

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Glad to be home but soooo upset I’m not in London 😭

#newyork #uk #london #model #photography #studyabroad #home

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📸 @brianshumwayphoto https://www.instagram.com/p/B8EmtsunKq-/?igshid=pzncnw0mwh6c

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Liseth Visser

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Sad but true

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FINAL PROJECT

Project Title: “Framed by the Hooman (Human)” After looking through the hundreds of photos we took this evening, I decided that these are the closest when matching the pairs. The subjects are a family and their dog Teddy. After looking at different forms of Typology from photographers like Boris Mikhailov, Bernd and Hilla Becher, and Susan Barnett, I decided to take the same type of photograph, and recreate it in different ways.Although all of the images have a frame within a frame, they also have the human and the dog in the same position—or as close as we could with a dog (making it typology). The images are of the kitchen, a living room, a recording studio (in the house), and the dinner table. Everyone was also instructed to have a straight face, no smiling, because I knew that it would be difficult to make the dog smile in each photo as well. I’ve decided to have each of the photos (and their matches) placed side by side and enlarged. One particular detail, though: The dog’s picture in each match has to be slightly bigger than the human’s. 

#final #finalproject #photography in london #photography #studyabroad #fall2019

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Lot of parents probably thought they had a child prodigy on their hands

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For this project, I wanted to focus on framing inside of another frame. We were able to pose this SUPERSTAR dog, Teddy. We were able to pose the dog and the human in the same positions. who doesn’t love a doggie-switcheroo?

#dogs #photographyinlondon #photography #studyabroad #london

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We looked at different forms of light and shading in photos. The first photo displaying full light, head on. The photo is well lit (straight ahead with a silver sheet for the light to reflect off of) in order to remove all possible shadows. The second being a soft shadow because only her natural shadows are present because of the way the light is placed, straight ahead. In the last picture, the lighting is at an angle, to her left, and therefore creates a hard shadow on the right side of her face.

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The Victoria and Albert Museum. 

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I ended up playing around with the focus on my phone camera and seeing how I can exclusively show one/multiple faces that depict different emotions. Since my project is on emotions//facial expressions, I wanted to find statues with expressions that weren’t completely definable, and give them my own definition: determining whether they are angry, in despair, bored, extravagant, etc. 

#victorianalbert #photographyinlondon #london #photography

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What’s a family outing without a bit of chaos? 🤪

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Pilot Project: •C•O•L•O•R•S• 

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•L•I•G•H•T•S•

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•M•O•V•E•M•E•N•T•

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S•M•I•L•E•S 

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