I really like the double-exposure-ish effect in the Rodney ZX9 camera, but can totally do without the rainbow brite light leak. Hopefully the slider controls the leak intensity only, and leaves the double exposure intact. Further testing will ensue, at some point… A note: it takes a loooong time to transfer the pics from […]
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Hipstamatic D update 4 – the Foxy X69 camera
And this Foxy camera is FUN! Great blur effects and good color. GoGo. I think I’ll be using this one rather often, despite the silly border… A note: it takes a loooong time to transfer the pics from Hipstamatic D to the camera roll, and if you try to save multiple cameras to the […]
Hipstamatic Disposable update 3 – the D-Lite camera
Here is a full roll from the Hipstamatic D-Series D-Lite camera. I really like the color saturation and slight brown tint this camera offers, but the light leaks are a bit much in many cases, so I’ll be using this camera with the slider all the way to the left in the future. (BTW: the […]
Hipstamatic Disposable update 2 – the D-Fault camera
Well, it took awhile, but I finally shot through another group of Hipstamatic D-Series cameras. These shots came out of the D-Fault camera. I like the border, and can see whipping this camera out in certain situations. The color saturation and contrast is interesting, and I’m pretty sure this would make for some fun snapshots. […]
MFA Thesis Exhibition, 2007
University Art Gallery, March 17 – April 14, 2007 The 2007 MFA Thesis Exhibition includes works by eight artists representing a range of styles, themes, and approaches to art-making: painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, printmaking, video, and installation art all make appearances. Given the breadth of content in the exhibition, viewers might find themselves confused about […]
Lorena Salcedo-Watson: ‘Morphologies’
Melvile Library Gallery, Stony Brook University, February 9 – 21, 2007 As we know, ‘morphology’ is the study of structures. Salcedo-Watson’s art is no different. The images in this show present views of the internal structure of the human body, not as seen with x-ray or other scientific or medical imaging devices, but as felt, […]
Amy Marinelli: ‘here: recent drawings’
Melvile Library Gallery, Stony Brook University, January 30 – February 5, 2007 Here. Where is here? Is here a place? A state of mind? When we go ‘there,’ we always end up ‘here;’ yet always, everywhere, I am here and you are there. So where or what is ‘here’? Marinelli’s drawings ask these questions. As […]