The first photographer
that I picked was Sarah Malakoff. Sarah photographs the architecture that
contains the lives of people she says her “imagery is a window onto our needs
to build a nest to create an illusion of safety and warmth or a way to recall
that really were that way”. Sarah tries to capture everything that might be in
somebody’s livening space there décor, pets what is outside the windows of the
rooms. As Malakoff tries to get all forces that go into a room the unrest,
refugee, anxiety, curiosity, fear and the calm. Malakoff takes images that
relate to our world and the relation of people as she sets the images for the
calm that are in our homes when people are not around. Sarah Malakoff just does
not take pictures of dark rooms she take picture with the room lighted up and
full of lights and shadows. Malakoff also takes pictures of not just people
rooms she takes pictures of common areas Malakoff tries to show the quietness
of our homes as she is trying to show if we domesticate our surrounding or if
our surroundings domesticate us and she tries to let people find themselves in
the quiet
The next photographer that I choose is Brian Harrison he
is a photographer that works for several major interior magazines. Brian works
with a Fuji GX-680 Mk III as he says it gives him flexibility of his
photographs he also uses different lighting equipment that he owns a broncolor
power pack system with two normal heads and one high output head that generates
8000 J discharge and he also carries a tungsten light that he use to try and create
sunlight on cloudy days. The main thing that he tries to do is making it look
like sunshine is coming through the windows rather if that is from real sun or
artificial light. He tries not to use the tungsten light when possible as he wants the natural light to be the real light source When he is
photographing he tries not to take
pictures with an aperture wider than eleven and a shutter speed between one and
eight seconds. One thing that makes his pictures unique is his use of the light
as he makes the picture his own and he whether there is natural or artificial
light.
My final photographer is Candida Hofer who is also an architecture
photographer. Candida has focused on the interiors of places that are seen as cultural
life. Hofer use color imagines with a
6mm and 35mm cameras to take her imagines. Hofer only uses natural light when
she is taking her imagines when she is
photographing she tries to take pictures of empty libraries, restaurants,
lecture halls, theater and other places where people often visit and spend time
in. Hofer also tries to print her images in 15x22.5. What makes her pictures
unique is that when she is photographing she use natural light and there are also
no people in the images that she takes which makes her similar to the other
artist that I have picked.
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