Glimmervoid
My final thesis for my third year @ Ryerson University - Image Arts (Photography). A mixture of concepts between Hiroshi Sugimoto and Gustave Le Gray. What is different in my project is that these images are many fragments of the ocean that was captured in the camera and later merged together to create a image that a person's eye can never see.
Taken by thesterlingczar with a Yashica MAT 124G loaded with kodak ektar 120 film in Toronto, Canada. These tags describe this photo: color, beach, cloud, colour, 120, film, waterscape, abstract, mist, and water. Date: 2009. Time: Dusk. This photo can also be found in the album Glimmervoid.
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