My summer project inspired by the work of graduate Erika Coupek, whose work explores the representation of women across visual culture and history, particularly her piece On Display. I wanted to show how even strong female film characters are subjected to voyeurism but by focusing on the eyes instead of their looks, flips the male gaze...... I hope
EXTENDED DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND but now with a photo that, for obvious reasons, Ive actually never used. And I always thought it was a shame that the photo had this damage, because its actually quite a successful portrait I think... She looks a bit lost ( Dont worry, she wasnt ) The camera and the type of film I used, a Bessa R3a glass and XP2 reason enough to look back on it for a moment and share it with you here.
on with a Bessa R3a glass and XP2 400 . is timeless. And it's in a couple of collections : Voigtlander Bessa R3A
What approach do you take to posting photos when youre talking about analogue photography Its not just the last snap of the day that you share. And yet you might want to establish a theme or a subject. The previous photo was related to the models birthday (which I noticed on Fb) And the camera and the type of film used a Bessa R3a glass and XP2 In fact, its pretty much the same subject, taken with the same camera ! Today, this photo received positive comments on a photography website So maybe thats reason enough to look back on it for a moment and share it with you here ... I still like it anyway.
on with a Bessa R3a glass and XP2 400 . is timeless. And it's in a couple of collections : Voigtlander Bessa R3A Models on film