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THE PHOTO IMPRESSIONISM PROJECT

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COLORING OUTSIDE THE LINES IN STREET AND CITY PHOTOGRAPHY | FSTOPPERS

July 9, 2022 sjdagostino Leave a comment

An interesting approach to Photoshop post processing to create a faux ICM

Definitely worth a try.

> Coloring outside the lines is a good metaphor for when a photographer decides
> to take a leap outside the norm in a photographic genre. It is possible you
> might face rebuttal from some members of the purist photography community when
> applying new ideas to your work in the genre, but there is too much creative
> potential left on the table to limit yourself to only playing by the
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STUNNING USE OF MULTIPLE EXPOSURE – BEIJING OLYMPICS

February 19, 2022 sjdagostino Leave a comment

Multiple exposure photography has featured prominently in recent Olympic Games.

I love how the this technique is used to tell the story.

This is worth a look. Note that the New York Times may require that you set up a
free account to see this page.

www.nytimes.com/interactive/2022/02/19/sports/olympics/winter-olympics-photos-pictures.html




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A SHORT READ AND SOME GREAT IN THE ROUND IMAGES: PAINTING-LIKE PHOTOGRAPH BY
LYNNE BLOUNT FROM SAFFRON WALDEN | SAFFRON WALDEN REPORTER

January 29, 2021 sjdagostino 1 Comment

Saffron Walden photographer Lynne Blount said she was ‘shocked’ after hundreds
of residents expressed appreciation for one of her pictures.

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2014 IN REVIEW

December 30, 2014 sjdagostino Leave a comment

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HOW I DID THIS: “IN THE ROUND IMAGES”

November 8, 2014 sjdagostino 4 Comments

I am expanding the scope of the Photo Impressionism Project to include a
discussion concerning photo impressionistic techniques. The project is called
“The Lab” and am opening it up to all photo impressionists who are interested in
sharing “how I did this”. The idea is to create a discussion; what works and
what you might say… not so much.

interested?  Drop me a line at https://photoimpressionism.ca/contact/

Till then you might enjoy my blog post explaining how I create in the round
images.

What I Have Learned: “In The Round Images” – Stephen D’Agostino Photography.


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DAYLIGHTED – BLOG – IMPRESSIONISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY

July 20, 2014 sjdagostino Leave a comment

> Using long exposure, multiple exposure, digital stitching and photo stacking,
> photographers are going beyond the limits of photo-realistic, representative
> work. Photographers are demonstrating their imagination, inspiration, and
> interpretation in their efforts to move from realism to emotion and
> expression. Like the original impressionists painters, these photographers are
> incorporating movement as the fundamental and essential feature of the
> experience of the art. This art seems to transcend the literal and become the
> stuff of dreams, movement and imagination.

via Daylighted – Blog – Discover, enjoy and purchase fine art photography –
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DAVID DUCHEMIN:THE VISUAL IMAGINATION – UPDATED

April 11, 2014 sjdagostino Leave a comment

If you don’t follow David duChemin, you should. A great photographer with lots
to say.

duChemin has just announced the release of an e-book focussed on abstract and
photo impressionistic images. You can find the post
at http://davidduchemin.com/2014/04/impressions-abstracts/ I am looking forward
to reading it.

So why photo impressionism:

> I had an experience with a painting – to say I merely looked at it wouldn’t do
> the moment justice – that made me wonder whether my own work created a similar
> experience in others, and if not – which is what I suspected – why not, and
> was there a way I could do that? 

An interesting side bar; based on the file names,  the images in the duChemin’s
post are from his iphone.

Since writing this post duChemin has published The Visual Imagination. I hope to
review it soon. Till then you can find it at:



The Visual Imagination by David duChemin



 


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HAL EASTMAN: PHOTO IMPRESSIONIST

February 11, 2014 sjdagostino 1 Comment

Vol 6 of Photograph is out and features a great portfolio/article on Hal
Eastman. You can buy  a copy
at http://craftandvision.com/products/photograph-no-6.



Cover – Photograph Vol 6



Eastman’s portfolio focuses on slow shutter ICM images.   They are really quite
ethereal; almost painterly. The portfolio alone is worth the $8 magazine price.



Natural Dance- Hal Eastman



The portfolio is drawn from two recent collections. I prefer the “Natural Dance”
images over his “Horse Rider” collection. The slow shutter adds to the mystery
created by his use of natural locations. Because of the trees they have me
thinking of Emily Carr although the subject matter is very different.

Eastman’s website is also worth a look. http://www.haleastman.com/ . He has a
great collection called “Natural Rhythms” which is quite inspiring.



Natural Rhythms – Hal Eastman.



And don’t forget about the words. Eastman’s interview offers a glimpse into his
process and creative ideology. Definitely worth a look.


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A NEW EXHIBITION ASKS, WHAT IS A PHOTOGRAPH, ANYWAY?

January 31, 2014 sjdagostino 1 Comment

Looking back at the pictorialists (the original photo impressionists) it is
clear that photography has been about vision since it’s earliest days. But with
the advent of straight photography and later mass media photojournalism we began
to test photographs against “truth” forgetting that every frame represents a
series of choices that allow the truth to be shaped.

I like the question posed by this article and the exhibition and book behind it.

Definitely worth a look.


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BOB CRUTCHER: PHOTO IMPRESSIONIST

December 30, 2013 sjdagostino



Legs: One afternoon on Water Street. (ICM) by Bob Crutcher



> I have been following Bob Cruthcher on Flicker for a couple of months now and
> enjoy his use of intentional camera movement (ICM) together with a slow
> shutter speeds to produce visually compelling images.

One of my goals this year is to feature the work of photographers who are
experimenting with impressionistic technique.

I have been following Bob Cruthcher on Flicker for a couple of months now and
enjoy his use of intentional camera movement (ICM) together with a slow shutter
speeds to produce visually compelling images. Crutcher lives in St. John’s
Newfoundland. Looking at his Flickr Photostream St. John’s is visually rich
environment.



As one door closes… ICM. One afternoon on Water Street by Bob Crutcher



Earlier this year Crutcher told me that “Legs” (the lead image above) was his
favourite impressionistic photograph. It is a strong composition with lots of
visual interest drawing the eye from left to right. I like the saturated colour
and strong sense of motion. The exif data tells a lot about the technique. Shot
using a Canon Rebel and a medium telephoto at 1/8th of a second, the camera
appears to be moved slightly vertically during the exposure.



One afternoon on Water Street by Bob Crutcher





Vertical ICM isn’t new. Freeman Patterson, another east coaster, used it
effectively in the mid 90’s to create trees with height and weight to rival an
Emily Carr. But with a deft hand and a new point of view Crutcher has given the
approach fresh look.

I also like the compositional range. Some images are tight crops; looking for
the picture in the picture. Others are wide perspective like the one below.
Nicely done Bob.



Winter fun by Bob Crutcher




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