Assisting Mr. Chris New on his shoot, I love this.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
Featured Artist of the week.
I am the featured artist of the week on Greg Ceo's blog.
"Every Monday I will feature a new, relatively unknown photographer. This will usually be a younger photographer, possibly someone just out of school or just starting out, but it might also be someone just getting into the business or
s hooting fine art that I think Art Buyers should know about." -Greg Ceo
s hooting fine art that I think Art Buyers should know about." -Greg CeoI think this is a great thing! His blog is always informative, you should be a follower!
View his blog here:
Sunday, February 21, 2010
South Carolina Shoot
Shoot I did on my birthday in South Carolina.
More to come + a video of the shoot added to www.JenniferHathorn.com
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Friday, February 19, 2010
Shoot in Progress
Working on getting all of my props together for tomorrows shoot, tomorrow is my birthday FYI! I just got in trouble for spray painting at my building "I have to document this" he says. Oh college life. Swan making....this was the first.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Brain Freeze!
My Favorite was,
Me: "Not take a bite and say mMmMm....Sherbert!"
Jasper: "mMmMm....Herbert!"
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Interviewed for American Photo on Campus
"Fairy Tale Fashion: How Savannah College of Art and Design's Jennifer Hathorn subverts the fables we grew up with.
Noodles-"lots and lots of ramen noodles"-were the secret ingredient behind Jennifer Hathorn's storybook inspired fashion photos. That low-cost diet left more cash for the truckloads of props that helped the SCAD senior bring Alice in Wonderland and the Princess and the Pea (not to mention Aladdin, Snow White, and Little Red Riding Hood) to quirky life.
Hathorn created her fairy tale series for a recent portfolio class in which students were given free range to create whatever kinds of images they felt would show off their talents. "I was inspired by Annie Leibovitz's recent ads for Disney," she says. "But I wanted to do something that was less straightforward, more style-driven." To that end she created an oversized Afro out of pink paper for her Alice, and dressed her Princess in background matching colors (though still posed her atop a pile of mattresses). And she directed her model, who also happens to be her roommate, to assume a persona that was more fashion vixen than storybook innocent.
With this project, the aspiring fashion photographer began to find her own outlandish style. "I like to bring my imagination to a shoot, and build the photography through crazy makeup and styling," says Hathorn, who describes her dorm room as a "prop closet." But crazy doesn't mean undisciplined: Hathorn first sketched out the composition she envisioned for each fairy tale photo, right down to the tilt of Alice's teapot. "After I get the shot exactly as it looks in my head, I can put on a little music and improvise," she says. "But the idea I have going is usually the best one." -Miranda Crowell
When I finally got my copy I was surprised to see I had a photo on the Table of Contents page as well.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Friday, February 12, 2010
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