February 2012
1 post
Sometimes I feel like a darkroom midwife. I help students care for their film during the developing stage while its in the tank then after its out and dry I help them cope with postpartum because it sucks.
December 2011
1 post
November 2011
1 post
I hate when people ask you, “What camera did you use?” as if by buying the same camera they’ll magically gain the ability to take pictures that are just as good as yours.
July 2011
1 post
June 2011
3 posts
“Needing to have reality confirmed and experience enhanced by photographs is an...”
– Susan Sontag, On Photography
WatchA year ago my boyfriend and I were total strangers sending each other pen pal letters in the mail. I made this short as a video letter for him when I was at school in New Hampshire depicting the day that we met. This was my first attempt at making a video and I’m happy with how it came out. I plan on making a lot more videos this summer including a cheesy horror movie about my current life...
April 2011
3 posts
Tutorial Time: The Digital Darkroom
All photographic artists use a darkroom, even digital artists. Rather than enlargers, negatives and chemicals the digital artist uses a computer, files and a photo editing program.
As photography enthusiasts we hear the word “pixel” a lot, and we know more is better but how does having more pixels affect an image?
Computers use binary to record information, combinations of 1 and 0. A...
Dear Tumblr,
Hi there! I’m Heather Noelle and I’m an aspiring photographic artist residing in the farmlands of central Massachusetts. After the deletion of my previous posts, this post signifies a fresh start of an insightful and informatory blog that doubles as a means for me to promote my artwork and the artwork of those I admire. I hope to encompass all types of art...