Furthering more of my experiments in abstract grain photography i have slowly been producing a series of dark almost muddy black and white abstract grain photography. The series takes inspiration from the look and feel of charcoal drawings and relies heavily on minimal bands of white light as a strong focal point. Tweet
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I decided to experiment more lately with grain photography and Intentional Camera Movement photography. This and the below shot were taken on a Fuji X100 with a high ISO and ICM. Here i experiment with a more abstract street photography approach and for me it’s returning to a style i shot when i first started my journey with photography. The Fuji X100 for me doesn’t have the same noise/grain likeability as my Canon 7D, but there is no denying the [...]
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Hi ISO! Hello Grain! is a new blog/project that showcases High ISO photography along with an abundance of grain.
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I have recently been exploring the idea of Abstract Expressionism within my photography.
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Two recent photos that explore shooting with a high ISO to achieve more grain in my photography.
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A small glimpse at a style i’ve been working on lately for more of an abstract landscape photography effect. I have an urge to try and be more abstract and explore more of a dream-like feeling. Trying to keep digital post production to a minimum with only black and white conversion and a square crop. Sadly i no longer have access to a black and white darkroom, but if i did i’d explore Fuji Neopan 1600 all over again. This film [...]
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