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Some of the best moments in life are so fleeting. Too often we fail to even stop and admire these things. Because our lack of attention these treasured things in life are never documented. I wanted to capture these moments using an artist and their sketch on a chalkboard and photograph the artist as they interacted with their artwork. My project emphasizes the importance of giving value to everyday things, calling forth recollections of the playfulness of childhood, and capturing fleeting moments of artistic inspiration.
Russ Rowland:Still-Life portraits of my father and mother from an ongoing series.
Russ Rowland:Still-Life portraits of my father and mother from an ongoing series.
Diane Kaye: Part of a broader project to explore camera-less photography of natural forms around us.
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Some of the best moments in life are so fleeting. Too often we fail to even stop and admire these things. Because our lack of attention these treasured things in life are never documented. I wanted to capture these moments using an artist and their sketch on a chalkboard and photograph the artist as they interacted with their artwork. My project emphasizes the importance of giving value to everyday things, calling forth recollections of the playfulness of childhood, and capturing fleeting moments of artistic inspiration.

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Still Life 5 Exhibition

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Some of the best moments in life are so fleeting. Too often we fail to even stop and admire these things. Because our lack of attention these treasured things in life are never documented. I wanted to capture these moments using an artist and their sketch on a chalkboard and photograph the artist as they interacted with their artwork. My project emphasizes the importance of giving value to everyday things, calling forth recollections of the playfulness of childhood, and capturing fleeting moments of artistic inspiration.