Showing posts with label Darlinghurst. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Darlinghurst. Show all posts

Thursday, November 20, 2014

On the Future of Design - Dan Saffer / Bernadette (Wed 19 Nov 2014)

Untitlted - Darlinghurst (Oct 2014)

Dan Saffer (*) writes on the Future of Design (*):
If we don’t design human values into the things we create, we’ll find ourselves in a world that is alien to us.
Adding:
the way all progress moves forward is by someone thinking differently, trying something that no one else has tried, breaking the established traditions and rules.
via (*) via The future of design: stay one step ahead of the algorithm (*) by Dan Saffer (*).

Along the same lines of thought for Dan's last point, Bernadette (*) writes:
What is the competition too scared to try?

Say and do that thing.
via The First Step To Building A Marketing Campaign (*) by The Story of Telling (*).

Saturday, July 21, 2012

Love and Forgiveness - Slug - Darlinghurst (Fri 13 Jul 2012)

Love and Forgiveness - Slug - Darlinghurst (Fri 13 Jul 2012)

Detail - Love and Forgiveness - Slug - Darlinghurst (Fri 13 Jul 2012)

Just around the corner from Brett Whiteley's Studio. He is in good company.

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Sydney Life 2012 Entries - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Black - Darlinghurst Road / Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

KEEP THE WALL C - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Decided to enter these two photos into 2012 Sydney Life (*). They have appeared here before (*) and have been cropped to conform to the required 35mm equivalent aspect ratio.

They were taken about 20 minutes apart after I had been to the Stills Gallery (*) to view Trent Parke's (*) Minutes to Midnight Photo Exhibition (*). I had hoped to purchase a copy of his book (*) with same name as the Exhibition, but it had not been published at the time (now due for mid-Aug release and I have a few copies on pre-order from Amazon).

Back to the photos. Have always been intrigued by photos that are predominately black. There is actually a lot of detail in the dark centre of this one and there is a lot to explore, There is a tension associated with the opposing brighter focal points to the left and right of the frames. They draw you away from the center, but I always seem to want to come back to explore the dark centre, A 3x2m canvas print would definitely do it justice.

The 2nd photo is just about colour and a few other things, Also a study in motion and the motion blur oddly enough seems to work, as well as the left foot just above the ground and it's associated shadow. The C is for Clean.

Both photos are worth a try at entering, for me at least.

Monday, March 12, 2012

Intersection (2 of 2) - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Intersection (2 of 2) - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Intersection (1 of 2) - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Intersection (1 of 2) - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Saturday, March 10, 2012

Trees / Shadows - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Trees / Shadows (1 of 2) - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Trees / Shadows (2 of 2) - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Trent Parke Exhibition - Stills Gallery / Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Trent Parke Exhibition (*) - Stills Gallery / Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Trent Parke Exhibition (*) - Stills Gallery / Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Trent Parke Exhibition (*) - Stills Gallery / Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Friday, March 9, 2012

Red - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Red (Keep the Wall Clean (1 of 2)) - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Red (No Stopping) - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Red (Co Co) - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Red (Bag) - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Red - Keep the Wall Clean (2 of 2) - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Red - Keep the Wall Clean (2 of 2) - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Picasa Contact Sheet - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)

Picasa Contact Sheet - Darlinghurst (Fri 09 Mar 2012)