Sugimoto
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Part of a current series i am working on at the moment, using shadows and geometric shapes. Closely related to the work of the great Hiroshi Sugimoto, this is un-edited beauty. Shot on a Sinar 5×4 large format camera. Scanned in on Hassleblad imacon scanner.
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image created from a stencil I did for an exhibition in Seattle a few months back
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image created from a stencil I did for an exhibition in Seattle a few months back with more detail added in photoshop
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Very cold, dark, and hand held. Did some post work of course.
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Part of a series of the “scooter boy graphic”, this t-shirt is of the first iteration. Check out the other graphics too!
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Part of a series of the “scooter boy graphic.” He’s cruising over the hills now. Check out the other graphics too!
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Part of a series of the “scooter boy graphic.” He’s cruising through autumn now. Check out the other graphics too!
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Part of a series of the “scooter boy graphic.” He’s cruising to go surfin’ now. Check out the other graphics too!
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Part of a series of the “scooter boy graphic.” He’s cruising through the forrest now. Check out the other graphics too!
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Part of a series of the “scooter boy graphic.” He’s scootin’ over the mountain now. Check out the other graphics too!
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Part of a series of the “scooter boy graphic.” It’s a special valentines version. Check out the other graphics too!
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Part of a series of the “scooter boy graphic.” It’s a special valentines version 2, runaway cupcake couple. Check out the other graphics too!
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my girder cow sketch from the RISD days. it’s been with me for some time now and hopefully will have a moment in your life too! now it’s moo love time!
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Part of a series of the “scooter boy graphic.” It’s a special Bea’s of Bloomsbury (www.beasofbloomsbury) version, runaway cupcake couple. Check out the other graphics too!
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An attempt at a tribute to the cover of U2’s latest album No Line on the Horizon />http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Line_On_The_Horizon – “Boden Sea” by Japanese photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto.
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Squares with the horizon exactly in the middle… / If something works for me, then I don’t care about any compositional rule… / I’m inspired by the great work of Japanese photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto. A famous photo of his is used for the cover of the latest U2 album and is called No line on the Horizon. 10 stops ND filter / 2 Stops CP filter / f/22 / ISO100 / 24mm / 150s (2min30s) exposure
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Square III. More lines on the horizon. / More square formats with the horizon exactly in the middle… Long exposure shot of the groynes on the Dutch coast. As mentioned in my previous photo: I’ve been inspired by the great work of Japanese photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto. A famous photo of his is used for the cover of the latest U2 album and is called No line on the Horizon.
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I first saw Hiroshi Sugimoto’s work several years ago when the De Young Museum in San Francisco featured an exquisite exhibition of his stunning work. He is probably best known for his seascapes, but I was/am equally fascinated by his photographs of the dioramas from The New York Museum of Natural History. Sugimoto said the following about his photographs of these exhibits: Upon first arriving in New York in 1974, I did the tourist thing. Eventually I visited the / Natural History Museum, where I made a curious discovery: the stuffed animals positioned before painted backdrops looked utterly fake, yet by taking a quick peek with one eye closed, all perspective vanished, and suddenly they looked very real. I’d found a way to see the world as a camera does. However fake the subject, once photographed, it’s as good as real (www.sugimotohiroshi.com). In that spirit, I visited the Academy of Science in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park today with the intention of trying out this approach myself. The museum was recently rebuilt and reopened in 2008 and much of it is new, but they kept many of the original dioramas that I remember so fondly from my childhood (but they were renovated and given a fresh new look).
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