Brittanylynn Photography

11/23/2015

stunning

If you're a photographer, you know how much artistry there is to every shot. This video proves it. Canon got six pro photographers to shoot a portrait of the same guy in the same location. But they gave each one a different back story. Each shot is so different it's truly incredible.

08/26/2015

Thoughts?

Have you ever looked at a piece of artwork -- a photo, for example -- and had the thought “I could do that”? PBS's The Art Assignment takes a closer look a

08/10/2015

absolutely gorgeous

Russian photographer Anton Belovodchenko creates natural forms from n**e female figures. Artfully shot, the suggestive photos look like sculptures of dancers or yogis, contorted in way that sometimes masks the human form.

08/17/2014

One of my favorites!

08/16/2014

Another sneak peek!

08/16/2014

Sneak peek of Mikayla's senior pictures!

10/23/2013

06/14/2013

Hey everyone! I added some images to the Blurb book I made of my senior show, Blue Ruin. The book is now complete! If you would like to purchase a copy, just follow the link! Thanks! :) http://www.blurb.com/b/4343909-blue-ruin

05/07/2013

I was nominated to represent the photo program for the Art & Design Division Award, so I got to reinstall my work in the art gallery! The show will be up now until graduation. If you didn't get a chance to see my work the first time, now's your chance! Or, if you did see it, come see it again! There will be a reception in the gallery tomorrow, 5/8, from 3-5pm. You can also see the work of Jessi Ross, representing Studio Art, Maureen Wilson, representing Fashion, Kerry MacHugh, representing Visual Communication, and Amanda Jones, representing Interior Design. Hope to see everyone there!

05/04/2013

Just updated my website! Check it out! http://www.brittany-lynn-hill.com/

Brittanylynn Photography

05/04/2013

This body of work focuses on emotions, but more than that it is about people. Emotions are fascinating because they are so raw and fundamental, and we can’t control them – they give us insight into who we are. For this project, I chose to focus only on the “negative” emotions and not include the “positive” ones, for several reasons. The happier, positive emotions ask no questions of the viewer, so we tend to move on. But the melancholy, negative emotions DO ask questions, and this keeps the viewer interested. As viewers and human beings, we sit and ponder and try to solve the puzzle that the photograph and the emotion portrayed within it is asking of us. And often times there is no concrete answer, because each one of us is unique and brings our own experiences to the photograph, forever changing the “answer” that we are looking for.

04/16/2013

Less than 2 weeks until my show! If you wish to buy my book, here it is!