As I continue to look at your photos I really see no problem in combining formats. Both your holga and digital photos have the same feel and the same subject, and format is just a formality. I could see these arranged in a show in varying sizes, integrating both formats within each other. Mixing them up together will allow the images to flow together as a sequence and I think the viewer will forget to notice the format. (much like the way your test prints are hung on your wall in your bedroom, yes I know where you sleep)
Miss Iannarino, that lowest picture of the little chest is something really new and exciting in your photo series. I dont know exactly what it is about it. It has a different feel to it. I'm realizing I enjoy the photographs you have taken where the framing gives my eye something to focus and rest on. ex. the first photograph on this post, the eighth, and the last photo. maybe keeping this in mind can help you in narrowing down which photographs to include in your series.
As I continue to look at your photos I really see no problem in combining formats. Both your holga and digital photos have the same feel and the same subject, and format is just a formality. I could see these arranged in a show in varying sizes, integrating both formats within each other. Mixing them up together will allow the images to flow together as a sequence and I think the viewer will forget to notice the format. (much like the way your test prints are hung on your wall in your bedroom, yes I know where you sleep)
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ReplyDeletethat lowest picture of the little chest is something really new and exciting in your photo series. I dont know exactly what it is about it. It has a different feel to it.
I'm realizing I enjoy the photographs you have taken where the framing gives my eye something to focus and rest on. ex. the first photograph on this post, the eighth, and the last photo.
maybe keeping this in mind can help you in narrowing down which photographs to include in your series.