So, I started my 'Frames in conversation' project this week... and much to my surprise, I have fallen a little bit in love with it :)
I think the reason I love this project so much is that the models who have sat for me so far are some of my closest friends - and the next phase will involve my nearest and dearest family members. It has become a very personal project and I never necessarily intended it to be.
Here are the results of the first couple of sittings earlier this week (thank you Emily and Ruth for being so wonderful):
I discovered a similar project this week called '5 second faces' by Danny St and Fleecircus. This is a street photography project which aims to capture the various characters that roam the streets of Singapore. Armed with an illustration board for a makeshift background, they approached strangers with distinct faces, asking "Can we take your picture? It'll just take 5 seconds..."
I love this idea - it's something I might follow up on in Manchester after the course has finished in the spring. If anyone would like to help me out - I need someone to hold the boards at least - holler :)
I think the reason I love this project so much is that the models who have sat for me so far are some of my closest friends - and the next phase will involve my nearest and dearest family members. It has become a very personal project and I never necessarily intended it to be.
Here are the results of the first couple of sittings earlier this week (thank you Emily and Ruth for being so wonderful):
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I discovered a similar project this week called '5 second faces' by Danny St and Fleecircus. This is a street photography project which aims to capture the various characters that roam the streets of Singapore. Armed with an illustration board for a makeshift background, they approached strangers with distinct faces, asking "Can we take your picture? It'll just take 5 seconds..."
I love this idea - it's something I might follow up on in Manchester after the course has finished in the spring. If anyone would like to help me out - I need someone to hold the boards at least - holler :)
4 comments:
A guy from Staffs uni was doing the same thing on Stoke station a few weeks ago. Don't think anybody refused him (including me)!
I think this is going to be an awesome theme! I really like your first two
These are great Kate! I'll hold your board!
These look great Kate. I'd be happy to help (if needed) after the course finishes. I think good old social media would help spread the word and help find lots of interesting subjects to shoot!
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