Kings of Wessex Art Group
Featured Work
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Sunset by Maxwell Ash
A sunset at Brean Beach, Somerset. I took the photo with my Olympus E-500, and improved the colours with Aperture 2, for my A level photography exam, question ‘Elemental’. / I really like the colour in this one.
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Dollarphant by Maxwell Ash
This is an anaglyph of a dollar bill origami elephant. Yes, you have to wear the funny glasses to see it. Sorry. It’s the red an blue ones. Yes, you do look quite silly wearing them. To take it I used an ordinary dSlR, and Anaglyph workshop, which seems to be pretty clever. I took two photographs, moving the camera about 2 centimeters in between.
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Sunset 2 by Maxwell Ash
Another sunset at Brean, taken for my photography A level. I really like the bright colours.
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Tesco Sheep by Maxwell Ash
I am doing about controversial advertising. I though that since everyone shops at Tesco, this would be quite a good image for them. Tell me what you think…
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Dave on the swing by Maxwell Ash
Dave spinning on a swing, taken with an oktomat camera.
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Lomo by Maxwell Ash
A shed. Taken with my Oktomat.
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Swing by Maxwell Ash
Taken with a Lomography Oktomat camera, not sure what the red bits are, but I think that they look pretty nice.
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Becky the Sheep by Maxwell Ash
I took this photo for my A Level photography, as part of a thing on Controversial Advertising. It was meant to show how everyone shops at Tesco. To take it I used my Digital SLR, an Olympus E-500, and I used photoshop to balence the colours, using actions to make sure everything was the same contrast wise. I then used photoshop to put them together.
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Recent Work
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Sunset 2 by Maxwell Ash
Another sunset at Brean, taken for my photography A level. I really like the bright colours.
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Sunset by Maxwell Ash
A sunset at Brean Beach, Somerset. I took the photo with my Olympus E-500, and improved the colours with Aperture 2, for my A level photography exam, question ‘Elemental’. / I really like the colour in this one.
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Dollarphant by Maxwell Ash
This is an anaglyph of a dollar bill origami elephant. Yes, you have to wear the funny glasses to see it. Sorry. It’s the red an blue ones. Yes, you do look quite silly wearing them. To take it I used an ordinary dSlR, and Anaglyph workshop, which seems to be pretty clever. I took two photographs, moving the camera about 2 centimeters in between.
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Lomo by Maxwell Ash
A shed. Taken with my Oktomat.
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Dave on the swing by Maxwell Ash
Dave spinning on a swing, taken with an oktomat camera.
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Pop by Maxwell Ash
Playing around with a sound triggered flash and balloons. The sound trigger kit is from hiviz.com, and is well worth it. To take it I used a long exposure in a dark room, and popped the balloon. The balloon popping made a loud noise, which triggers the flash, taking the photo. You then wait for the shutter to close before switching on the lights.
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Swing by Maxwell Ash
Taken with a Lomography Oktomat camera, not sure what the red bits are, but I think that they look pretty nice.
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About This Group
A group where both the current and past students at the Kings of Wessex Community School can submit their art work.
Guidelines:
1. No limit to amount of images in the group
2. LImit of 10 submissions per day.
3. Only work submitted by past or current students at Kings of Wessex will
be accepted
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