Lily Wolfe Photography: 2018

Thursday, December 20, 2018

Concentration Update: 12/20/18

-paint back —> blend into wall/background

-standing looking down w colored balloon/ umbrella

-sit in ball, face on knees

-limbs out touching outside of cave

-lying on ground/grass/flowers, focus on eye, hand almost grabbing camera

-business attire, purse, heels on street, fashion shoot

-from low, limbs out, floating in air, only sky background

-reflection on beach walking away

-half sand, half water, from top, girl separating middle

Monday, November 19, 2018

Concentration Update: 11/19/18

Piece Ideas:

- portrait of homeless woman
- Rosie the Riveter in studio
- athlete breaking sweat, eyeblack?
- double exposure of face "mask" one smiling and and one serious
- floating in water
- blend in to sand dunes
- in focus, slow shutter in busy streets at night
- boxer, bright eye in focus
- high contrast, raw, smiling portrait
- empowered young girls (sports team?)
- nude body
- dancer in studio
- redo album cover?
- stereotypes written on face
- removing makeup in mirror
- at work or on break

Monday, October 22, 2018

Official Concentration Idea

My AP Portfolio concentration idea revolves around the idea of the Independence of Women. I plan to continue shooting women in interesting locations and displaying my theme through the photos. My concentration will begin with a photo or two of many women or people not standing out, then progress into women alone. As the portfolio goes on, I will focus on making each following image more personalized to the girl. For example some of the women will not be looking and will be far away in the photo then in later pictures be close up and looking at the camera.

Thursday, September 6, 2018

Portfolio Pieces

B or C (solitary)

B or C (motion)

B or C (solitary)

B or C (solitary or motion)

B or C (solitary)

B or C (solitary or motion)

B or C (motion)

B or C (solitary)

B or C (solitary or motion)

B or C (solitary)

Tuesday, April 24, 2018

Assignment #18 : DIY Proposal

For my DIY I am putting a twist on "Photography as Art". I loved doing that project last year because trying to imitate a piece of artwork was a very fun challenge for me. This time, however, I would like to mimic the photography and graphic design of a few different album covers. I've always been curious as to how photographers compose and create them so I thought this would be the perfect opportunity for me to try it out. Here are some covers I am thinking about attempting: