Tuesday, May 28, 2013
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Michigan photographer Alison Uher of Alison Claire Photography has been obsessively shooting photos since she was seven, when she got her first camera. She’s detail-oriented and uses simple scenes with a few, specific elements to spark complicated emotions. In her conceptual portraits, these small but dramatic details can be a smear of paint, a single word, or just a hidden face. Her creative style reveals not only the subjects and models she captures, but also her personality as the photographer. Citing a source of inspiration, she quotes Ansel Adams: “There are always two people in every picture: the photographer and the viewer.”
COOL PHOTOS
The stainless steel sculpture named Cloud Gate opened in Chicago‘s Millennium Park in 2005. Known to most people as “The Bean”, the sculpture’s highly polished surface and odd shape makes it perfect for a fascinating photograph in all sorts of weather.
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