students are challenged to create their own photographic project for their final series for the final critique of the semester. Yeow! Ow!
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students are challenged to create their own photographic project for their final series for the final critique of the semester. Yeow! Ow!
This shoot is very touching. It definitely appeals to the emotions a bit. I love the diversity shown throughout the different ages, and sizes of the peoples' hands.
This project is very beautiful! The photos are low key, but still hold immense detail. I like the use of hands rather than faces to show relationships. Each hand is just as unique as a face.
This is so interesting to me. I love how you can visibly notice that each set of hands in these pictures is someone different. Maybe you could have tried to different poses? Although, I do like how they are all similar.
I like these images because of the colors and what they represent. People use their hands for almost everything every day, so I think a person's hands are a glimpse into their life.
I really love this project. I think you said it best in your artist statement that no two hands are the same, much like a snowflake. I really love the black and white images because they really capture the depth of wrinkles, the crispness of youth, and the polished nails and jewelry. I think the black background helps the hands stand out, but I would love to know how hand positions were selected.