From the series "A life"

Foto : Hans Jørgen Rasmussen

http://hansjoergenrasmussenphotography.blogspot.com/

Pompidou

Foto: Thorfinn Bekkelund            http://thorfinnbekkelund.blogspot.com

Morality

How to show mortality trough photo manipulation?
This was the quest I tried to answer in my bachelor project last spring. It was my final project in becoming a teacher in art, crafts and design. Together with trying to answer this quest, it was important for me to communicate the importance of having good photographic material to work with.

Too many use photography as a base for their art, without photographic knowledge. They paint pictures of humans based on photos they have shot without thoughts of all the changes that can happen with a photo if they have no control with the photographic process. The results often become paintings witch suppose to show human reality, but have wrong colours and tones because of the lack of control during the photographic recordings. Instead of showing humans as they look in real, they show humans as they are interpreted by their cameras without their knowledge.



Fotograf: Håkon Røisland http://haakon-roisland.blogspot.com/

One lazy morning

Foto : Kjetil Karlsen

http://kjetil-karlsen.blogspot.com/

Mor & Far

Av: Karina Gytre

Bowler hat man

Fotograf: Tom Tveitan
http://tomtveitanfoto.blogspot.com/

pust, pes, pust, pes

Fotograf: Charlotte Carlsen http://fo2aday.blogspot.com/

Ny fotograf på darkrooms Guro Zahir Storskjær " Experimental Sensuality "

Fotograf: Guro Zahir Storskjær http://photoartica.blogg.no/

Dobbel akt.

Foto: Trine Bjervig http://bjervig.blogspot.com/

Protection

Zu Warten

Frida Und Die Schmetterlinge

Kevlar Soul



Foto: Daria Endresen
http://dariaendresen.blogspot.com/

Dude!!

Fotograf: Carlotte Carlsen http://fo2aday.blogspot.com/

#2 Vannfall

Fotograf Espen A. Istad / http://espenistad.com

Walls

Have you met the wall?
Well, despise that this expression means that you are in some kind of trouble; it can also mean that you have seen a physical wall that has fascinated you. I have met many walls. Some walls are dark and frightening, some are light and cheerful.



They are like us, because it is we who has made them. Some are created with love and passion, often collaborations between dear friends. Some are created in a hurry, with materials witch has been found around the place. Some are old and lonely, with signs of time and poorly maintains.



By making photos of these walls, I give them attention. An attention witch I spread out to my friends, and by doing that I feel I extend their life. Walls witch has stayed hidden and forgotten can trough my camera show their beauty. Beauty in the cheerful, bright colours. Beauty in the old, dark and tired.




Photographer: Håkon Røisland (http://haakon-roisland.blogspot.com/)

Another abandoned home

A few days ago, I discovered another empty house in the forest, left to be taken over by mother nature.









Fotograf: Øyvind Antonsen http://antonsenfoto.blogspot.com/