final stop motion project.

speakers necessary, headphones preferred:



starring april and darrin
directed, edited, and shot by me
audio editing and narration by austin hennelly

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i have no idea where i am going with this.

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here are two of the five photos i am using for my photo narrative. obviously the storyline is not obvious from just these two photos. which leads me to believe i have failed.

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(BEST VIEWED LARGE by clicking on photo)

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just for fun. illustrator document.

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film, 400 speed. shot with a 50mm lens. my dad's mamiya SLR from when he was a lad.

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Here is a prototype of a design I'm considering for my poster.

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digital conversion to greyscale. taken after watching the david lynch series "twin peaks" extensively one weekend.

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My dad. Lighting experimentation. One strobe fired at low power from my back left.

mixed media

this rules. mixed media. analog and digital. great composition. very inspiring.

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Ambient light. Mid-afternoon, low ISO, high-speed exposure. My backyard has this wicked ivy growing and it has completely taken over this wooden shed. Study in "loss of identity" or something like that.

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Experimentation with shadow and its implications in composition. Shot indoors using a spotlight. High speed exposure, high ISO.

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I took this photo in Roscoe, NY during a road trip with a good friend of mine. We found this magnificent tree while exploring the area near our motel. I wanted to capture the drama of the rotting trunk in a photograph. I usually take photographs of people because I find them more interesting. I felt that the drama of the capture is felt through both the pose of the model and the tree in the background.

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I took this photo as part of a photo study that I have been interested in for a while. I took it using natural light. I shoot with a Canon 20D.

I am passionate about photography because it allows me to look more closely at things. To see them differently.