If Sean Connery Didn't Have a Scottish Accent: Chunnel

5.01.2008

Chunnel

Planes, Trains, and Automobiles (2008)

This isn't really the famous European Chunnel. At all. It was just an Asian girl sitting in the back of a PATH train and illegally taking photographs with her digital camera. Like I have succeeded in doing so before, I seemed to have made this rather frequently-traveled railroad look old and abandoned. If it truly were old and abandoned, I don't think anybody would want to travel that far down the tracks by foot in what was 30-degree-weather that day. Screw that.

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Overall, over the course of taking this class I discovered that my photographic niche would be in primarily black-and-white, eerie or creepy photographs that take the viewer as though they were to fall into the picture. When people look at my photographs, I want them to feel as though they are in another world – that the picture would take them someplace else and forget about where they are at that moment in time. There is also the mysterious aspect of which comes from the method that I choose to frame the subjects, that I like to include in my work and that also keeps the viewer interested and keep on pondering as they take in the surrealism of the picture already.

5.01.2008

Chunnel

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