Posts Tagged ‘technique’

Another Magazine Feature!

Another Magazine Feature!

In December 2011 I was contacted by Steve Harnell, the Operations Editor at ‘Practical Photoshop’ magazine, after he saw one of my images ‘Communication’ on the Photoradar website, where I posted it ages ago and promptly forgot all about it.  Steve wondered if I would like to feature on the Image Re[......]

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Article in RPS Visual Art Group Magazine

Article in RPS Visual Art Group Magazine

I was commissioned to write this article for the journal of one of the sub-groups of The Royal Photographic Society, the Visual Art Group, founded in 1921 “to foster the interest and advancement in all matters relating to Pictorial Photography”.  These pages are reproduced with kind permission of th[......]

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Article in RPS Digital Imaging Group Magazine

Article in RPS Digital Imaging Group Magazine

I was commissioned to write this article for the journal of one of the sub-groups of The Royal Photographic Society, the Digital Imaging Group, which is for members who use computer manipulation on their photographs using various available software and techniques. These pages are reproduced with kin[......]

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Emily / Viveca – How I Created a Vintage Portrait of Myself

Emily / Viveca - How I Created a Vintage Portrait of Myself

Self portrait as family member Emily (Viveca Koh)

This is one that I did a while back but I thought it was worth writing about the technique I used to create this image.
Emily was a relative of mine on my Mother’s side of the family, and I liked this portrait of her looking ever so slightly self-conscious,
which is how I usually feel when someo[......]

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A Room With A Dog

Painting by Luke Da Duke on mantelpiece at Hellingly Asylum (Viveca Koh)

When I saw this scene, I felt that it had the look of a painted scene, extending beyond the actual reality of the painted dog by artist Luke Da Duke into something unreal, almost like a doll’s house. I set about deliberately photographing it in a very precise way, keeping all the lines as straight[......]

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Cloned Self Portraits: How I Do It

Cloned Self Portraits: How I Do It

I have been asked by several online friends how I create the photos of multiple me’s such as this one below, so here is a tutorial. This is my Christmas card 2010.

Multiple self-portrait photo Christmas card (Viveca Koh ARPS)

I set up the tripod in the corner of the room and composed the shot, ensuring that all the places I planned to be were in the fra[......]

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Leviathan

Wrecked boat (Viveca Koh)

Mark and I went to investigate Cliffe Fort in Kent on Saturday, and whilst I was too much of a wimp to climb over the fence to get in (requiring walk over slippery wooden ‘gangplank’ and then a lumber over the metal pronged fence, with enough water on either side to get one thoroughly wet if f[......]

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“Communication” – The Making of An Image

"Communication" - The Making of An Image

Old typewriter in abandoned building (Viveca Koh LRPS)

I have been asked by a couple contacts on Flickr about the making of this image, so once again here is a break-down of the different components used, and stage I went through to reach the finished article.

The first stage was to combine a lighter exposure with a darker exposure, so I pasted the[......]

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“Summer Breeze” – How I Created This Image

“Summer Breeze” – How I Created This Image

Self portrait (Viveca Koh LRPS)Having spent all afternoon on this image, I have decided once more to share how I did it, and which individual images went into making the final artwork.  I started with a self-portrait taken recently in the New Forest, using flash diffused through an umbrella, one of the first that I have ever done[......]

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“Cut” – The Making of an Image

"Cut" - The Making of an Image

I have recently been experimenting with multiple texture overlays in CS3, to create slightly more abstract images as I start to move down the path of Fine Art Photography, and a comment from one of my friends on Flickr has prompted me to write this piece.  Jeremy said “I have no idea what I’m look[......]

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