Erich+G



Artist Statement:

My name is Erich G and I am a Tully Photography '08-'09 student. I chose the following Photographs for this page because they best represent the collective knowledge of photography I gained this year. Mrs. Killmore taught me a great deal of things to help me refine my Artistic side. The first Image I chose because it showcases complimentary colors in a photograph. The second image I chose because I enjoy Math and Science and so I decided to take a photograph of something that exemplifies Science. The third image i chose because of the vibrant hues associated in blooming spring flowers. The fourth picture appeals to me as a good shot because it performs two jobs simultaneously; first it showcases the anatomy of a running canine, and second it emphasizes motion of the running canine. The fifth image I chose because of the focus on the red flower with a white "spider" on it. It instantly draws attention to its self because it is unique among that field of flowers and so it stick out on its own with a little help of being in focus. The sixth Image I chose because of the high amount of contrast in the image from the type of lighting I used. The seventh image I chose because of the infinity the train tracks define. It showcases how an everyday thing can become infinite in splendor. The eighth image I chose because it shows how Aperture and Shutter speed can make water take on a feathery effect. The ninth image I chose because of the pattern seemingly everyday tinfoil can make when it is folded or manipulated. The final image I chose because like the sixth image there is a high amount of contrast in the image, but this contrast was made from a natural light source, the sun, and the object, the moon, shines out against the black night because of the sunlight reflected off it. I hope people can see these pictures and take an artistic view on life as they see things in a new perspective. Art is a hobby for me because as a science person I revel at the chance to create a dynamic equilibrium and so Art plays the neutralizing factor in my scientific mindset.
 * [[image:Brockway_Truck_Art_Gallery.jpg align="center" caption="1. A picture of a Brockway Truck at Golden Hour"]] ||
 * [[image:Dinosaur_Art_Gallery.jpg align="center" caption="2. A picture of Dinosaur bones in Jurassic Park"]] ||
 * [[image:Flowers_Art_Gallery.jpg align="center" caption="3. A picture of blooming flowers after a rainstorm"]] ||
 * [[image:Dog_Art_Gallery.jpg align="center" caption="4. A picture of my dog running to keep up with our rigged pan shot ordeal"]] ||
 * [[image:Flower_Art_Gallery.jpg align="center" caption="5. A picture of a white "spider" on a field of red flowers (sorry not a botanist)"]] ||
 * [[image:Skull_Art_Gallery.jpg align="center" caption="6. A picture of a real human skull using Rembrant Lighting"]] ||
 * [[image:Train_Tracks_Art_Gallery.jpg align="center" caption="7. A picture of Train Tracks at golden hour"]] ||
 * [[image:Waterfall_Art_Gallery.jpg align="center" caption="8. A picture of Chittenango Falls using a low Shutterspeed"]] ||
 * [[image:Tinfoil_Art_Gallery.jpg align="center" caption="9. A picture of a pattern on a folded piece of Tin foil"]] ||
 * [[image:Moon_Art_Gallery.jpg align="center" caption="10. A picture of a clear December moon"]] ||