Posts Tagged ‘photography’6 results found.The curvature of life
A fisheye lens is a weird thing. It gives a very different perspective to a photo. While it’s requires a bit of adjustment to use (i.e. like shooting in black and white), the feeling you get from the photo is something extraordinary (i.e. like black and white photos). Maybe it’s because of the 180 degree space it creates on a two-dimensional surface that reveals a lot about life and the environment … Read more → Award winning photographer
This photo was awarded 2nd prize – that’s not too bad considering this is the first time I entered a photo competition. So I guess I have some bragging rights until next year. It was quite a surprise to find out that my photo titled “Solemn Guards Standing Tall” was awarded second place Club Photo International 2011 Competition around the theme of trees, to celebrate the international year of forests. … Read more → Living in a grey period – enjoying the black and the white
I was just visiting my blog and realized that it’s been about a month since I last wrote something. Well, let’s see, what’s been happening? For one thing, we went to a cooking class last night to learn a few French dishes. If you’re in Geneva and want to go to a cooking course, check out Katrépices. They have … Read more → Voigtlander Poster
As part of a graphic design project on photography, I wrote the copy, photographed, designed and art directed this poster for a Voigtlander lens I recently bought. The concept was to practice photography in a studio setting and to take the photograph and put it into a advertising format. The main photograph was taken in New York, near NY University, the lens photo was taken in a home-made studio, and the … Read more → Philippe Schneider – Photographer
While working in Timor-Leste, I helped an Australian/French humanitarian photographer to put together a website to showcase his photos from his work around the world. The website was developed using WordPress and was built so the photographer could manage his own photo collections. Originally designed in black, the website was changed in late 2010 to utilize a white background to ensure the photographers vision of a minimalist style to focus on … Read more → Cimate and HIV/AIDS
As part of a series of covers on HIV/AIDS, development, environment, agriculture and transportation, I designed this cover to represent the publication’s content on the link between Climate Change and HIV/AIDS. In addition to being the photographer for the cover, I also put together a series of photos to create the design. The publication raises the argument that the concept of hotspots, in which climatic factors can play an important role, … Read more → |
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