my new photography project: My own twilight

1st image - Me as Bella Swan, looking over my shoulder at Edward Cullen.
2nd image - Me as Bella Swan looking over towards Edward Cullen in the classroom, when the fan blows my scent towards Edward.
3rd image - Edward smelling my scent.
4th image - Edward glaring at Bella walking into the classroom.
5th image - Bella thinking she smells, because she wonders why Edward is acting strange.
6th image - Edward staring at bella throughout the lesson.

New photography project: My Own Twilight

This is Edward cullen, as he's walking through the canteen.

My New photography project: Twilight

I'm creating my own twilight scenes from the book and the film. This is Rosalie Hale and Emmett Cullen scene from inside the canteen. When they walk past bella.

New photography project: My Own Twilight

I'm creating my own twilight scenes from the book and the film. This is me as Bella Swan (on the left) and Renee (Bella's mum on the right) saying goodbye to bella because she is moving to her dads in forks :)

Pinhole Photography Research...

Peter Zirnis.

 Peter was born in Riga, but raised in Brooklyn, New York. He studied photography at the International Center for Photography in New York. Then had a back injury, so he couldn't hold all his equipment, so he changed to pinhole photography. All the images shown are his pinhole photography. 

Pinhole Photography Research....

                        Justin Quinnell.

 Was born in 1962, Portishead, but currently living in Bristol,UK.He makes pinhole cameras, all the time, the images shown are his pinhole photography work. He also does solargraphy aswell as typical pinhole photogrpahy. One of his last solargraphy images, he left the pinhole open for 6 months.  

Pinhole Photography Research...

                       James C. Romeo

 

  James was born in 1934, in New York, Seneca Falls. He studied at the Rochester Institute of Technology. He was an assistant to photographers in New York City and then he specailized in Martime photography. Then that's when he started experimenting with Pinhole cameras. All of the images are his Pinhole camera work.