PHOTOGRAPHS INSPIRED BY VEE SPEERS
FACTUAL: This is a photograph that I have taken myself of my
best friend Beth. This is my interpretation of a photograph created by Vee
Speers. In Speer’s photo, she uses a girl with slightly longer hair, a
completely plain white background and a pair of scissors at the bottom of the
plat. However I have made mine slightly different in that she is wearing a
different outfit, her hair is shorter, the backdrop has small circles on it,
and she is using her hands as a replacement for the scissors.
CONTEXT: This photograph is set in a house, or could be
studio, using a white backdrop with small blending circles in it. The color in
her hair and clothes show good contrast so that the whole photo isn’t all in
white. This photo fits in well with Vee Speer’s ‘The Birthday Party’ and
‘Thirteen’ albums.
TECHNICAL: This photograph taken by a digital SLR camera
‘Nikon D3100’ with an 18-55mm lense. The scenery is a plain white backdrop. The
lighting wasn't a very big part of this photograph; however I did use a flash
that was pointing towards her hands when I took this.
AESTHETIC: I really love this photograph because I love Vee
Speers original, and I love my own interpretation even more. It is one of my
favorites of the photographs I took, because it works so well as a picture,
and really ties in with the other albums. I especially love how her hands
almost look intertwined around the bottom of her plat and her hair is shiny
where the light has hit it.
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