Showing posts with label experimental photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label experimental photography. Show all posts

Friday, February 15, 2013

Day 46: 365 self portraits by Susan Komer 'what if'

Day 46: 365 self portraits by Susan Komer 'what if'

February 15, 2013

I was reading about the beginnings of photography, the microscope and the idea of capturing a 'spirit' using the camera.  There are many interesting ways to produce a 'ghostly' image, the best of them take some staging which I have done many times and enjoy quite a bit.  Tonight I just wanted to see what I could do in a situation where I couldn't control the lighting or conditions...this image has an interesting double...mainly of my hat...but seemed appropriate to what I had read about H.G. Wells and the Invisible Man.  Nothing particularly exciting I suppose, but for me, I enjoy the what if...and I wonder about photography...this is a subject I intend to work with in many different ways the more I explore the 'what if's' in what I do.

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Fictional Narrative Photography By Susan Komer

The follow is a series of photographs done to narrate a story of sorts.  I was experimenting with my camera using slow shutter speeds and low light.  The point was to try and tell a story of sorts, while my interests were in creating the ghostly images.  The players here are my eldest son, who was a real sport as I squished chicken livers onto his head; and his friend Emily.  I am a horror movie buff and huge Stephen King fan, just to make a bit of sense out of the 'why' behind the subject matter.  Enjoy!