Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Small Worlds, Big Dreams
I'm a total sucker for photos that illustrate abnormally scaled imagery–fantastical worlds where little women rule... or not. Julia Fullerton-Batten's photography is definitely worth taking a closer look at.
Labels:
Photography
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Sitting Tree
I thought I'd share another of my favorite photos today. I stumbled upon this tree while hiking in Lake Isabella, California. I had to stop and photograph it. This tree just looked so alive and so present, like it was resting to take in the view with me.
Labels:
California,
Photography
Monday, November 2, 2009
Another Photo Found
This is amazing–another photo from the epic computer crash found. I took this at an abandon amusement park when I was living in Massachusetts. It was so creepy, beautiful and a little dangerous. The roller coasters were in complete disarray. It was a photo enthusiasts dream come true. Fingers crossed that I find more from this set!
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Massachusetts,
Photography
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Photo Lost {And Found}
Labels:
Photography,
Vermont
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Pattern on Pattern
During the past few weeks I have been looking for inspiration for a family cookbook that I'm working on. My maternal grandfather was originally from Sardinia and though my grandmother was born in New York City, her family also came from the island. Having been to Italy twice, I am very familiar with the beautiful floral textiles and wallpapers that adorn most homes there, as they did in my grandparent's house in the Bronx. I knew, in my search for ideas that I would have to incorporate old time Italian patterns. I came across these photo spreads from the December 2007 issue of Italian Vogue, shot by Steven Meisel. I am in love with these photos!!!









Monday, August 25, 2008
Exploration
So much of what inspires me comes from nature. Whenever I'm out exploring I always take pictures of textures, landscapes, color studies, people and lighting, so that I can pull from these images when I return to my studio. Here are a few photos of the Oregon coast that have inspired me over the summer...
Dunes & Clouds
Driftwood Textures
Light
Photographs copyright Marisa D. Green 2008
Driftwood Textures
Light
Photographs copyright Marisa D. Green 2008
Labels:
Inspiration,
Oregon,
Photography,
Travel
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