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I Have Tried To Express The Whole Life Of A Person Through A Series Of 7 Photographs.
I am an amateur photographer residing at Kolkata.
I love to click black and white photographs all the time, because I don’t know why, but I find the colours pretty much distracting. I personally feel that colors distract a viewer from understanding the soul of the subject captured in a photograph.
Anyway I have bored you enough by blabbering my own psychology, so let me come to my point about describing my own album in my own words. Oh btw, I have used the name of a pink Floyd’s song “THE SHOW MUST GO ON” to name my album, because while listening to this particular song, the idea came to my mind.
This is my first try at shooting a series of photographs to portray a concrete idea.
A person in born unmasked and a person die unmasked.
Only to survive the journey that lies in between, every person adopts a different mask which tends to become their real faces. :)
I HOPE YOU LIKE MY WORK.
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The begining.
Learning to hide
Blending right in.
Drawing the design.
S H U N D O R.
Unhide the wild face.
Time to say goodbye.
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VanceaLouisa 10 years ago
I think your concept is really good but personally, I believe that explaining the concept to us makes your work feel less valuable. I suggest you to remove the part when you explain everything and let the photographs speak by themselves. Afterall, if you are a conceptual photographer you should express your idea by images, not words. Anyway, don't be afraid, the idea is quite clear, especially in the last 3 photographs and the images are well connected with one another. And one last thing... it's Queen's song, not Pink Floyd's :)
VanceaLouisa 10 years ago
I think your concept is really good but personally, I believe that explaining the concept to us makes your work feel less valuable. I suggest you to remove the part when you explain everything and let the photographs speak by themselves. Afterall, if you are a conceptual photographer you should express your idea by images, not words. Anyway, don't be afraid, the idea is quite clear, especially in the last 3 photographs and the images are well connected with one another. And one last thing... it's Queen's song, not Pink Floyd's :)
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