Walking anywhere in the world at different times of day you can see dramatic changes as the light goes from midday bright to dusk. Early morning/late afternoon light can transform a simple scene to one of great interest as shadows grow longer and shorter. Consider city streets with shadows of tall buildings crossing sidewalks, cars, busses and people. Similarly bright light casting shadows on a flight of stairs creates a canvas of black and white stripes. Just as powerful are shots where the impact of the image is derived from patterns in the composition such as the line-up of palm trees in the tropics with the shadows cast along a sandy beach, rows of theater chairs etc.
On the occasion of the 5th edition of PhotoWeekend, anaogueNOW! (AN!) is pleased to invite film photographers and artists working with analogue techniques or hybrids to participate in their upcoming international group exhibition on the theme REVELATION.
Submitted by analogueNOW on Wed, 01/04/2023 - 18:24
Spring has come. The darkness lifts, the light returns, and flora and fauna emerge from the Earth. From ancient myths to the contemporary, the annual cycle of life, death, and birth is a timeless subject of fascination and meaning. What does the arrival of Spring bring to your mind's eye? Spring 2023 is an international juried group exhibition open to photographers ages 18 years and older. All black and white, color, conventional and non-traditional photographic and digital post-production processes are welcome for submission.
For this call NYC4PA is challenging photographers to pair two photographs and submit them in diptych format (both images in one file). he images in each file will be “almost” the same but different enough to make each unique. You may have two versions of an image that you processed differently, or the same scene shot at different times of day. Have you taken two portraits of the same person with a feature or features that distinguish the images. The possibilities are endless and the room for interpretation and creativity equally vast. This call is a little different and one we hope you have fun with when selecting your submissions.
Using the diptych format, send us your pairs of images – two images that are THE SAME BUT DIFFERENT.
