I have been reading about and viewing a lot of conceptual photography works for the last week or so trying to get inspired to create a conceptual photograph of my own. So it occured to me, why not make that the next assignment?
So, February's assignment is conceptual photography. This is a very broad assignment as it can encompass just about anything, BUT (and its a big one, LOL) your photo should attempt to tell a story or convey a concept.
I suggest that when you post the photo that you do not give a description or a title. Let the viewer decide for themselves what the concept is without your guidance.
So go forth and create!
As defined by Wikipedia: Conceptual photography as a part of conceptual art is a photography genre in which the artist makes a photograph of a concept or idea. Usually the conception of the idea precedes the realization of the photography. This kind of photography often involves use of computer editing to achieve the desired effects, but many artists work without the computer. They "put in place" the things and the beings that will be the subject of the final photograph, and the placement of those things and beings "build" the concept, the idea, and the final outcome, as for example the famous Judy Dater's conceptual photograph "Imogen and Twinka"
As usual here are some links to help get you started.
The Fascination over Conceptual Photography Dave Nitsche Conceptual | Fine Art Photography The Definition of Conceptual Photography
Here are some examples of my attempts at conceptual photography. They are a bit dark, but thats just how I roll. ;-)
