I took this photograph while backpacking in Eagle Creek. This is one of the many rivers on the trail. I decided to have a little fun with it. As the river departs and collides, arranging the photograph made sense to me. Like the water, I feel as if I move together and apart with everything.
A composite of trees and the female figure.
This photograph was taken by Rachel Deehan and edited by myself. Another composite of the female figure.
During my last session at Brooks Institute I was working on this project. I traveled with a good friend up the California coast to Santa Cruz, and inland to Pleasanton where the rolling hills were a vibrant green. While I was there, I couldn't stop thinking about how the landscape inspired the artwork of my roommate Rachel, who grew up in the area.
This piece is a series of images that were traced and then painted. It symbolizes the connection any human can have with their surroundings, and how we are truly part of the land we live on.
During my last session at Brooks Institute I did some experimentation with tracing some prints and painting them. Due to lack of time I never quite finished all the painting. Thanks to photoshop, I was able to paint in the lines and get an idea of what it might look like. What do you think?
My name is Kailey Fry. I am a professional photographer evolved into experience designer. I enjoy helping others understand/navigate complexity, the combination of sciene and art, and of course my cat.