
Collage 1
One of my three final collages, and the one chosen to write my artist statement on (above).
This project was really exciting for me because it forced me to work outside my normal comfort zone and experiment with techniques previously foreign to me. My typical style of shooting is landscape photography, and moving to take pictures of object in a controlled environment is completely different. It was very interesting to experiment with the positions in which the object were arranged, and also the lighting. I enjoyed being creative with it, and had fun placing the objects on a backlit drawing table to achieve a unique lighting effect. I also really liked being able to use the black seamless, which I think complimented my objects very well and makes them blend into the background. This project was so fun because it really amplifies who I am. I love technology, and Apple products are my biggest passion. I thoroughly enjoy the amazing industrial design they embody, and being able to capture that was something I have always wanted to do. The design of the products and how they work together is what I was trying to convey, and I believe the combination of macro shots to really focus in on the details, combined with far-out shots of the products together really shows a good range. The black seamless allowed me to bring to focus on the objects, and eliminate the background to make a really simple and clean look. Overall this project was something I have always been doing in way, as I take pictures of each new product I buy. However, that is usually on my phone and it was great to finally get some high-quality photographs taken in a more professional scenario that were better able to convey my passion for them.
One of my three final collages, and the one chosen to write my artist statement on (above).
The second of my completed collages.
The third and final of my edited collages.
A top down view of my iPhone X, iPhone 3Gs, Fossil Watch, Apple iPhone X case, and Apple Airpods. These items were positioned on a backlit drawing table for a contrasted lighting effect. Shot with a 50mm f/1.4 Cannon lens.
Another shot on the light-board with my Airpods as the focal point. Shot with a 50mm f/1.4 Cannon lens.
A very darkly exposed shot of my phones and airpods on the backlight.
Another focus shot of the Airpods, this time on a black studio backdrop, exposed darkly with illumination from a table lamp.
A focus shot of the Apple Watch on the black seamless.
A top down shot of the Fossil Watch, Apple Watch, Airpods, iPhone X, and iPhone 3Gs on the black seamless.
A more general and wide angle with a wider depth of field of the same arrangment.
A close-up shot of the iPhone X's dual lens camera with the Apple Watch serving as a backdrop.
The Airpods balancing against the Apple Watch sport band on top of the iPhone X's glass back serves as the focus of this shot.
Focus on the Apple Watch with the Rotring 600 pencil added in for texture and color. Also, the pencil matches with the theme of exceptional industrial design.
A close up macro shot of the side of the stainless steel sides of the iPhone X, with a lamp to provide reflective lighting.
Macro on one of the Airpods outside the case.
Focus on one of the Airpods atop the Apple Watches back.
A close-up of the back sensors of the Apple Watch 42mm sport model.
A close-up of my Fossil Nate watch and it's dials.