Transition from A to P

This is now my second post after joining AP Photo, since then, I have worked on the Lines and Breadth projects. Most of the photos for the Lines project were shot around my house, but for the Breadth project, many photos were taken at Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire. I have yet to print these photos but the negatives look promising. Since the transition, I have focused on my borders and and all of my photos have lined up perfectly. Overall, I think the difference is really showing and more posts are soon to come..

Carlos Diaz

Moving Parts, The invented Landscapes of Carlos Diaz is a unique article. I enjoyed reading about how he creates his pictures and how long it takes him. I found it interesting that it might take as much as a year of arranging and rearranging before he finally commits to gluing down the entire collage. Carlos’s photos are not what you are used to seeing, they make you think about what is happening. The photos do not have any color but I think that adds to them rather than taking away. In his photos you can see many different layers but they all connect.