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this is a little graphic ode I did to David Muench using vector illustration to emulate what his image was portraying

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this is a photo by David Muench playing with framing and lighting.

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this is a photo I took over a trip to Utah in the slot canyons. here, I tried to match the high contrast editing style of Peter Lik

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this is a photo of by Peter Lik playing with his surroundings and creative lighting work. in this photo he utilized a style of editing creating a black and white photo with high detail and high dynamic range

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this is a photo I took on a hike trying to emulate his style. while I couldn’t get the reflection to match his, I tried to match the style of high vibrancy.

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This is an image by Galen Rowell, utilizing standing water as a reflecting surface. It is an example of creative framing and adding effects within the camera with surroundings.

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this is my take on Waite combining perspective with landscape photography. I tried to utilize the leading lines of the road to bring the eye to a central POV

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This is an image by Charlie Waite combining perspective imagery with landscapes.

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this is my take on Szarkowski’s POV except I turned it on its head and became the point of view of the writer and the photographer.

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this is a famous image by John Szakowski depicting the Photographer’s point of view

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here’s my take on Rickard’s style utilizing google earth as well to capture a similar feel of surveillance photography. 

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This image is by Doug Rickard, depicting a fresh view of surveillance photography utilizing Google Earth.

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this is a texture photo of a wall in my room with heavy play with contrasts and diving deeper into the detail in the patterns in things that are often overlooked day to day. 

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This is ‘what would they say’ by Lucy Shire. It’s a look into texture photography and finding beauty in a macro format. 

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this is an image from the same place that Ansel Adams shot the post before. I edited it to match the high contrasted style of Ansel Adams and try to pay justice to the moment that was truly hard to catch on camera.

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This photo is by Ansel Adams, the godfather of landscape photography. He plays wth light and creative perspectives to portray unique photos. He does a great job of portraying a beautiful place, even though most times pictures don’t do justice.  

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This is a simple inspiration drawing I did to follow with a similar Nychos theme.