#Brandon Woelfel photography

[bruce-wyatt-burner]

👀👀

[codyslucidimage]

The Final Images.

After so many photoshoots and classwork, I had learnt so much in just 6 weeks about photography. From hardly having used a camera, learning how to use light, shadow and colour to my advantage, and how to properly use all of the camera settings that came with these elements.

I looked back over my shoots and chose four images that had similar colour palettes, and could blend together as a series, but very different use of lighting and mood. I looked at some of the artists I had studied, especially Brandon Woelfel as I was inspired by his use of blues and cyan in his work. I decided to do a similar effect in this series, turning the plants in the background from green to blue and highlighting red and yellow in the images. this worked with my self portrait as well, as red and cyan were the two colours present in those pieces.

If I were to do this project again with more time, I would have retaken the self portraits, as I feel like these, although artistically sound, are the weakest part of this project.

Overall, I am very happy with how this work came together, I think these images came out sharp and detailed, with interesting lighting to capture my model in interesting ways.

[ardn631-02-lucidimage]

Photographer Research; Brandon Woelfel

Brandon Woelfel went to the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan to study computer art. He picked up photography while learning 2D and 3D animation. Now known for his portrait photography, most of his photos feature a singular subject (occasionally, a couple) posed in front of a landscape and surrounded by dramatic lighting or scenes.

“In my photos, I like to play a lot with editing to create a magical, whimsical final effect,” he says.

I was so captivated when I first saw Brandon Woelfel's images. I had a phase where neon lights were my aesthetic and how Brandon captured moments piqued my interest.

The pop of colors and use of light in the environment made his photos so different and unique with the different moods.

The compositions and different approaches of his techniques and editing really bring out different types of standalone results.

[ajthereader]

i knew i was in love, when home became a person - wallpapers + locks

[abbiejdavies]

‘Identity’ Project

I have always loved Brandon Woelfel’s style and thought this project would be the best time to try it out. Can’t wait to finish editing the other photographs. Inspiration : Brandon Woelfel
Model : My bestfriend - Hannah Littler

[funhousee]

[charlottesmckee-source]

📷: Brandon Woelfel

[littlebottleofglitter]

Got inspired by @brandonwoelfel

[ssweetfuckingpoisonn]

📷: brandonwoelfel

Photo credit: Brandon Woelfel

[logangarfield]

The beauty of Photoshop and Lightroom (and a boyfriend who knows how work my camera)

[authenticcuriosity]

[bruce-wyatt-burner]

👀👀

[codyslucidimage]

Brandon Woelfel

Photographer Analysis

Brandon Woelfel is one of my favorite modern-day photographers. Working for and with models and dancers. Brandon Woelfel is an incredible editor and a master of lighting. Usually outdoors, and using the lighting of New York City, Brandon creates incredible realism photography, with a heavy emphasis on color, and a distinct cyan style.

[marvellousnow]

[neptuneromantic]

[abbiejdavies]

‘Identity’ Project I have always loved Brandon Woelfel’s style and thought this project would be the best time to try it out. Can’t wait to finish editing the other photographs. Inspiration : Brandon Woelfel Model : My bestfriend - Hannah Littler