Stigmatic

© 2009 Kris Winegeart

Lily

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Synesthesia

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Interruption

© 2009 Kris Winegeart

Technical Spaghetti

© 2009 Kris Winegeart

My latest 4x5 project in the studio

Phantoms

© 2009 Kris Winegeart

Broomblerg

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Soutenu

© 2009 Kris Winegeart

When I first got into photography back in high school I bought a used photography book that explained all the basics of the medium. The book had a chapter on portraying motion in a photo, which was an idea that was completely new to me. The chapter had a thumbnail example of a dancer with tracers following and documenting her exact movement, and I was amazed by the effect.

That photo has been in my mind ever since, and since I have access to a studio and a 4x5 camera on campus (not to mention a beautiful dancing model), I decided to honor that memory.

inktank

I made this awhile back. Enjoy

For the full screen version go here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzUyNYUNVGw

so i destroyed a monument, so what?

© 2009 Kris Winegeart

I have to make a book of photos for one of my classes and I decided to make mine focus on abstracting statues and outdoor sculptures by changing the context in which they're viewed. This is the photograph that inspired the idea. The title is from a poem in a song by The Sound of Animals Fighting.

cheap fun

© 2009 Kris Winegeart

I rediscovered my Holga recently when I found a 5 pack of 120 film in Austin. Here's the first half, I'm picking up the next batch tomorrow.

Blucas

© 2009 Kris Winegeart

I submitted some photos to a juried exhibition of work here at Texas State and today I found out that this one got accepted for the show.

teethand

© 2009 Kris Winegeart

One of my good friends Jamey Reader taught me how to create image transfers with gesso. These transfers have a very unique aesthetic appeal, and can work on an array of canvases. I made this one on a pane of glass.