This gallery contains 13 photos.
During this project I was able to show how I interpret gestalt and used it to create my images. My photographs below show how gestalts principles come together to create an image as a whole. In all the neon signs … Continue reading
To answer the question “How do you make and image?”, my answer is simply that you must think about the image before you make it. What am I implying when I say to think about the … Continue reading
For my project I decided to focus on the two motels, San Jose and Austin, and the plant life and structures that bring these motels to life. My goal was to group the pictures in a way that had continuity. … Continue reading
During my exploration of South Congress, I discovered an interesting concept contrasting a chain link fence to nature. After multiple visits, I decided to focus in on this, as I realized that it could relate to Gestalt. The chain link … Continue reading
This gallery contains 12 photos.
In this gestalt project I used the grass patches on the street of South Congress to convey the ideas involved in Gestalt. For the grouping element I took all my pictures on South Congress. I took pictures of the grass … Continue reading
For my Gestalt project I tried to focus on positive and negative space, Light and things that tourists might not find interesting at first glance while adventuring on SoCo. The Gestalt principles I focused on include Closure, Containment, Figure and … Continue reading
The four photos that I ended up choosing out of my 50 plus photos all surround the containment principle of Gestalt. I feel like containment is often looked over and that not a lot of people realize containment until they … Continue reading
My photographs below focus on Gestalt’s principles of repetition, and continuity. They come together in a compilation that compliments one another. My photos grouped together use repetition and continuity, the two principles together along with different perspectives create a flowing direction in … Continue reading
While I was shooting on South Congress, I found that my common theme was getting really close to my subjects. Uncomfortably close. I was on the ground a lot of the time, underneath the legs of chairs and sticking my … Continue reading
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