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May 13

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May 12

My classmate Matt is awesome. mmbula: …. And thus begins the summer portrait project. 

My classmate Matt is awesome.

mmbula:

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And thus begins the summer portrait project. 

May 10

Gotham, with serifs.

Gotham, with serifs.

Apr 29

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Apr 26

I was featured on my school’s Tumblr. spao613: 2 MORE DAYS (did we ever mention our work is for sale….)  You will find silver gelatin, platinum palladium and pigment prints for sale at this year’s exhibition. There is still time. Viewing hours are 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. on Thursday (today) and Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.  While you are there check out the work of Sarah Anderson.  Sarah Anderson was born in 1986 and raised in Ottawa, ON. After exploring her interest in the performing arts throughout high school, she went on to study acting in a 15 month program at Toronto Film School. She remained in Toronto for 4 years where she discovered and developed her love for photography alongside many creative friends. After moving back to Ottawa in 2009, Sarah continued her explorations in photography throughout her travels to Europe, the US, and western Canada, as well as in part-time class with the School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa (SPAO). She now studies full-time in a 2 year photography program with SPAO, concerning herself with analogue techniques and medium format cameras. Sarah is committed to refining her creative eye and focus, photographing intuitively, and choosing to focus on character studies in her work. She is drawn to the feeling of newness, to moments of discovery, and to the evolution of personality within her subjects. Sarah is fascinated by the subtle eccentricities hidden in everyday life, and the power light can hold depending on the direction it falls within a frame. How many ways can one look at something and make it new again?  Her work pictured above is titled  Patrons No. 36, 2012. 

I was featured on my school’s Tumblr.

spao613:

2 MORE DAYS (did we ever mention our work is for sale….) 
You will find silver gelatin, platinum palladium and pigment prints for sale at this year’s exhibition. There is still time. Viewing hours are 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. on Thursday (today) and Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.  While you are there check out the work of Sarah Anderson. 
Sarah Anderson was born in 1986 and raised in Ottawa, ON. After exploring her interest in the performing arts throughout high school, she went on to study acting in a 15 month program at Toronto Film School. She remained in Toronto for 4 years where she discovered and developed her love for photography alongside many creative friends. After moving back to Ottawa in 2009, Sarah continued her explorations in photography throughout her travels to Europe, the US, and western Canada, as well as in part-time class with the School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa (SPAO). She now studies full-time in a 2 year photography program with SPAO, concerning herself with analogue techniques and medium format cameras.
Sarah is committed to refining her creative eye and focus, photographing intuitively, and choosing to focus on character studies in her work. She is drawn to the feeling of newness, to moments of discovery, and to the evolution of personality within her subjects. Sarah is fascinated by the subtle eccentricities hidden in everyday life, and the power light can hold depending on the direction it falls within a frame.
How many ways can one look at something and make it new again?  Her work pictured above is titled  Patrons No. 36, 2012. 

Apr 21

spao613: THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEARTS To everyone who came out to our vernissage last night we say THANK YOU!  Remember the show is up for the rest of the week so we hope to see you again if you have time.  Spread the word to your friends too….pleeeeeeeease.  Here is the schedule for the rest of the week.  Sunday, April 22nd 10:00-18:00Monday, April 23rd 11:00-19:00Tuesday, April 24th11:00-19:00Wednesday, April 25th 11:00-19:00Thursday, April 26th 11:00-19:00Friday, April 27th 11:00-15:00

spao613:

THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEARTS

To everyone who came out to our vernissage last night we say THANK YOU! 

Remember the show is up for the rest of the week so we hope to see you again if you have time.  Spread the word to your friends too….pleeeeeeeease.  Here is the schedule for the rest of the week. 

Sunday, April 22nd 10:00-18:00
Monday, April 23rd 11:00-19:00
Tuesday, April 24th11:00-19:00
Wednesday, April 25th 11:00-19:00
Thursday, April 26th 11:00-19:00
Friday, April 27th 11:00-15:00

Apr 19

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Apr 12

I’m printing my first portfolio tomorrow, which concludes a life-changing first year studying photography at the School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa. You’ll currently find me in the school studio, streaming NHL Playoff games, and working very hard to complete all my photos before tomorrow morning.

I’m printing my first portfolio tomorrow, which concludes a life-changing first year studying photography at the School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa. You’ll currently find me in the school studio, streaming NHL Playoff games, and working very hard to complete all my photos before tomorrow morning.

Apr 11

My classmate Val’s amazing recent work. valeriemercier: Un énorme merci à l’extrêmement talentueuse Annabel Boissonneault @ The School of Dance, Ottawa. Dérive contrôlée. Cette série photographique est un projet où la capacité physique de mes modèles est mise au défi afin que je maîtrise l’image et l’appareil photographique. J’ai invité trois danseurs contemporains à performer, contraints de ralentir leur routine de sorte à capturer leurs mouvements. Je cherche à présenter une étude du mouvement et recréer les séquences de gestes des danseurs. Les sujets doivent donc se livrer à la caméra et faire confiance, car ils n’ont pas le contrôle de l’image finale. Cette collaboration alimente le rapport entre l’idée de laisser-aller et de contrôle.  Cette série veut illustrer la dualité entre la capacité du corps et celle de l’esprit. Partant d’un sentiment déjà vécu, ce travail est une réflexion sur l’adversité. Ce projet veut représenter sous forme de métaphore nos comportements lorsque nous sommes confrontés à une épreuve. En somme, cette série veut questionner l’idée de volonté, de prendre ou perdre le contrôle face à diverses situations. 

My classmate Val’s amazing recent work.

valeriemercier:

Un énorme merci à l’extrêmement talentueuse Annabel Boissonneault @ The School of Dance, Ottawa.

Dérive contrôlée.

Cette série photographique est un projet où la capacité physique de mes modèles est mise au défi afin que je maîtrise l’image et l’appareil photographique. J’ai invité trois danseurs contemporains à performer, contraints de ralentir leur routine de sorte à capturer leurs mouvements. Je cherche à présenter une étude du mouvement et recréer les séquences de gestes des danseurs. Les sujets doivent donc se livrer à la caméra et faire confiance, car ils n’ont pas le contrôle de l’image finale. Cette collaboration alimente le rapport entre l’idée de laisser-aller et de contrôle. 

Cette série veut illustrer la dualité entre la capacité du corps et celle de l’esprit. Partant d’un sentiment déjà vécu, ce travail est une réflexion sur l’adversité. Ce projet veut représenter sous forme de métaphore nos comportements lorsque nous sommes confrontés à une épreuve. En somme, cette série veut questionner l’idée de volonté, de prendre ou perdre le contrôle face à diverses situations. 

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