Interview with photography student Haylee Schiavo. “Digital vs. Film”
1. What is your personal viewpoint about the conventions of both digital photography and photoshop?
I’m a fan, photography and photoshop allow me to make a good living.
2. Do you prefer digital or film photography? For what reasons?
I’ve barely used film, and never in a professional capacity. [...]
Interview about my process with Tara Walch.
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Here is an older one with me and my bike. People often ask me how I did this one so here it is.
So this was the final shot for the Bonnie and Clyde series. I ended up deciding to not incorporate it but still liked the image. We planned to shoot this on location with the church but when we got there the wind was gusting about 40mph. Oh spring in Northern Colorado.
Havi.
Yes it was a bad idea to leave my cords in the shot. But I was cold and it was windy and my dog was getting impatient. That’s what the rubber stamp tool is for.
Also, I rushed the composition and was unhappy with some of the junk in the background. Good lessons learned here.
This image is titled Opiate. The idea sprouted from Karl Marx’s quote “Religion is an Opiate for the masses.”
