Posts Tagged ‘vintage’
2016, aged, art, CT, empower, female, girl, manchester, mood, personal project, photography, pictures, portrait, STUDIO ON MAIN, tania palermo, vintage, woman
In Art, art portraiture, personal, Photography, Portrait, story, Uncategorized on September 29, 2016 at 9:58 AM
Mallory came in to help me play with light and shadow a while back. I keep circling around to a personal project that I’d like to do. I work with it – then find that it has changed or is not quite right. Sometimes the only thing that helps me move forward / get unstuck is to play around with what I have and to let it be messy and undone until more clarity arrives. I’ve heard that as a creative person I have to just show up every day to do the work and hope that one day a creative muse shows up to collaborate with me. Here is today’s showing up. Thank you Mallory for being my model and allowing me to experiment!
2014, black, bottle, brownie, camera, CT, gift, green, home decor, kodak, manchester, milk, monochromatic, old, photography, pictures, pink, rollap, royal, tania palermo, typewriter, vintage, wall art, white, yellow
In Art, Indulge, local artist, Photography on May 2, 2014 at 5:35 PM
Coming soon to the studio – “the vintage 8”. Eight handcrafted, mix and match 8×8 prints of a handful of nostalgic items.
2014, children, CT, family, grandmother, manchester, memere, photography, pictures, portrait, tania palermo, vintage
In Children, Photography, Portrait on January 9, 2014 at 7:09 PM
How sweet is she? Mom brought L in to recreate a vintage photo of her Memere. I love doing this type of portrait work! Such a blessing to help a family make new memories and gifts.
2013, antique, art, CT, girl, manchester, mood, old, photography, pictures, portrait, tania palermo, tin type, vintage, water
In Art, art portraiture, local artist, Photography, Portrait on August 20, 2013 at 6:09 PM
If I had my way, the money, the resources, etc most of my photography would be made using old processes. It’s not that I’ve done then so much as I admire the craft. The risk. The patience. The time invested. The skill that has to be developed. This is my first attempt at giving a nod to tin type, digitally. The first image is one I took last week, with something like this in mind. A Lensbaby Composer was used to give the natural hazy/blurry feel. I quite like it as is and enjoy the mood that’s created with all the texture layers. Which one speaks to you the most?
Tania Palermo [Studio on Main] 