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They say you can learn a lot about a person by looking at their hands, but what about their feet? Ellen Ugelstad’s The Shoe Project is a decidedly unusual series of portraits. Focusing first on her subjects’ feet, then comparing them with their face and shoulders, she’s found new perspective on the oft-tired portrait. It turns out feet are surprisingly expressive. Who knew? Page through her gallery of children, fashionistas, and grandparent feet for inspiration, then get down low and give this a try next weekend! Ellen Ugelstad’s The Shoe Project → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ← Vacation Photos with a Twist — or What to Do with All Those Pictures of Your Feet Pay It Forward: Portraits of Other Photographers 11 Ways to Make Your Mom Really Happy This Mother’s Day |
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Pingback by Take Portraits on Your Hands and Knees — a Photo Project at Imaging Insider — August 20, 2007 @ 7:55 am
[...] Take Portraits on Your Hands and Knees — a Photo Project oooo…another photo project to try. Pictures of feet matched with head and shoulder portraits. Cool. (tags: photos project) [...]
Pingback by Techy-Feely » links for 2007-08-24 — August 23, 2007 @ 11:23 pm
[...] Einen Fotonewsletter den ich abboniert habe kommt von der Seite photojojo.com. Dort erhält man regelmäßig Tipps und Ideen rund um Fotos. Eine schöne Idee kam schon vor einigen Wochen mal per Mail in mein Postfach. Das Thema lautete Portraitfotos auf Händen und Füßen zu machen. Der Photojojo-Artikel berichtet von der Künstlerin Ellen Ugelstad, die in einem Projekt jeweils die Schuhe/Füße und das Gesicht einer Person fotografiert hat. Inspiriert von diesen Bilder und dem Newsletter wollte ich das auch einmal umsetzen. [...]
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