Through The New Yorker I learned about the painter turned photographer Kim Keever, who primarily photographs things, especially paint, in a large tank of water. Seeing Kim's work and how creative he is inspired me to return to using the tank of water + paint.
I have ordered more paint so I can experiment with a greater variety of colors and refill my current paints.
I am aware that my photos have glare/reflections on the glass and I will be checking out a polarizing filter to minimize that the next time I shoot.
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| This is a photo of Kim's, my inspiration. |
These look great Liz, I think I like these best so far. The only thing to work on is the glare. Good work!
ReplyDeleteIt looks really amazing. You were able to catch the fluidity and the movement of the ink. I am seeing some tiny white particles in there though, but I'm not sure where that is coming from.
ReplyDeleteThose are little pieces of paint and other such stuff. They will edited out in the edited versions :)
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