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Bouncing Penlight
Caleb Charland demonstrates lessons in physics and mathematics with his mind-blowing photography. Inspired by children’s books of science experiments, he photographs everyday objects (like matches, pens and mirrors) in ways we’ve never imagined, often using multiple exposures to tell the story.
Credits: Caleb Charland
Source: Where Science, Art and Photography Intersect (25 photos), My Modern Metropolis
This is something I should have done for my final project! Really innovative and interesting! Check it out!
Posted on July 26, 2010 via Science is Beauty with 216 notes
Source: scienceisbeauty
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Degree Show
Last day of the degree show tomorrow, so if you’re in the London area pop on down to the Old Truman Brewery, room T1 and check out my collegues and mine work! It’s rather good, if I do say so myself!
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Close-ups of each individual section
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The final set-up for my exhibition. In the actual show there wont be any wires (hopefully) and the boards will be replaced by a white wall.
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Just a quick note to let you know that I’m currently busy getting things sorted for my final year show (Truman Brewery, London June 17th - 24th), so sorry for the lack of posts! My museum glass jar has arrived, so I’ll be pickling some peppercams soon! A few blank canvas bags also arrived today, which I shall be submitting to the cyanotype process tomorrow! Busy times!
I’ll post photos of these endeavours as and when I take them!
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Toadstool Rebirth, 2010
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Pre-Cambrian, 2010
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Triangulation of the Self, 2010
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Strange Terrain, 2010
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Indigenous Long-horned Cattle, 2010
I am a third year Photographic Arts student at the University of Westminster and as my final project I am attempting to build a carbon neutral pinhole camera as possible, that will hopefully produce a photograph that is also as carbon neutral as I can. Inspired by the environment, for the environment. This blog will be my outlet for documenting the progress of this task and will include step by step photographs as the camera is built, thoughts about how the project is progressing, any writings or influences emerging from my research and of course the resulting camera/photographs produced. Due to this blog being a digital medium I will also be keeping track of my carbon footprint. I am also looking to colaborate with designers/artists/scientists/engineers in order to complete this project so if you are interested or just want to offer advice/support/any general comments then please get in touch!
