Vee Speers is an Australian photographer known for her unusual portrait work. She has lived in Paris since 1990. Some of her notable photo series include The Birthday Party, Thirteen, Immortal, Parisians, and Bordello. The Birthday Party series was inspired by her daughter's birthday party and features children holding objects that may symbolize their characters. Speers' photographs have sold for thousands of pounds in galleries internationally.
Vee Speers is an Australian photographer known for her unusual portraits. She became well known for a series starting with photos of her daughter that showed the journey from childhood to adulthood. Her photos sell for thousands of pounds. Some of her notable series include The Birthday Party, Immortal, Parisians, and Bordello. She takes an unconventional approach to her portraits, combining elements that evoke conflicting emotions to tell a story that is part fantasy and part reality.
Vee Speers is an Australian photographer who has lived in Paris since 1990. She is known for her unusual portrait photography. One of her most famous series is "The Birthday Party", which features portraits of children at birthday parties holding symbolic objects. Some of Speers' best known photo series include "The Birthday Party", "Thirteen", "Immortal", and "Parisians". Her photos are characterized by a stark white background that makes the subjects and objects stand out.
The document outlines Ewan Wild's plans for their final project, which includes creating a short horror film along with additional promotional materials such as posters, trailers, and merchandise. Ewan will shoot the film over one weekend in March with the goal of telling a story about a girl who notices strange behavior from her neighbor. Ewan also discusses plans for the poster designs, which will either include animated flickering lights or a still photograph with animated hair. Location scouting, equipment needs, music selection, and font choices are also covered.
Ewan plans to create a short film as his final project along with additional promotional materials like a poster and merchandise. The film is about a girl who notices something strange about her neighbor's house but can't figure out what. Ewan chose this project to further develop his filmmaking skills. He will share the film and additional materials on his website, YouTube, and at a small event with other students. The film is targeted towards young adults aged 16-24 and focuses on themes of drama, dark comedy, and light violence. Ewan has developed storyboards, a shotlist, and multiple drafts of the script based on feedback. He has also scouted several filming locations.
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This document outlines the pre-production planning for a horror film featuring a possessed clown seeking revenge. It includes a style sheet listing needed props, costumes, and locations. Storyboards are presented for 7 scenes showing the clown stalking and attacking teens. The clown was previously killed by one of the teens, Ben, but has now returned from the dead. Software, resources, contingency plans, and a production schedule are also provided to complete the project.
Emily moves to a new property hoping to start a family legacy. She meets Skip, the paper boy, and Pierre, a man from France. Emily and Pierre develop feelings and she becomes pregnant. However, Pierre reveals he did not want a serious relationship and leaves when Emily tells him about the baby. Emily is now unsure of her future as a single mother and whether her child will know their father.
This document summarizes and discusses the painting "The Crying Boy". It describes the terrifying story connected to the painting in which houses burned down whenever a copy was inside, and screams were later heard after all copies were burned. The painting is of a crying boy painted by the Italian artist Bruno Amadio, though its meaning is unknown. Details of the boy's appearance and speculated feelings are provided. While some find it a nicely done painting, its sparse colors and the boy's sadness make it too mysterious and frightening for many.
Vee Speers is an Australian photographer known for her unusual portraits. She became well known for a series starting with photos of her daughter that showed the journey from childhood to adulthood. Her photos sell for thousands of pounds. Some of her notable series include The Birthday Party, Immortal, Parisians, and Bordello. She takes an unconventional approach to her portraits, combining elements that evoke conflicting emotions to tell a story that is part fantasy and part reality.
Vee Speers is an Australian photographer who has lived in Paris since 1990. She is known for her unusual portrait photography. One of her most famous series is "The Birthday Party", which features portraits of children at birthday parties holding symbolic objects. Some of Speers' best known photo series include "The Birthday Party", "Thirteen", "Immortal", and "Parisians". Her photos are characterized by a stark white background that makes the subjects and objects stand out.
The document outlines Ewan Wild's plans for their final project, which includes creating a short horror film along with additional promotional materials such as posters, trailers, and merchandise. Ewan will shoot the film over one weekend in March with the goal of telling a story about a girl who notices strange behavior from her neighbor. Ewan also discusses plans for the poster designs, which will either include animated flickering lights or a still photograph with animated hair. Location scouting, equipment needs, music selection, and font choices are also covered.
Ewan plans to create a short film as his final project along with additional promotional materials like a poster and merchandise. The film is about a girl who notices something strange about her neighbor's house but can't figure out what. Ewan chose this project to further develop his filmmaking skills. He will share the film and additional materials on his website, YouTube, and at a small event with other students. The film is targeted towards young adults aged 16-24 and focuses on themes of drama, dark comedy, and light violence. Ewan has developed storyboards, a shotlist, and multiple drafts of the script based on feedback. He has also scouted several filming locations.
This document summarizes the design of photo shoot sets for Vera Wang and Gwen Stefani's L.A.M.B. brand. For Vera Wang, the designer analyzed past collections and chose the Pre-Fall 2009 theme of black, grey, and muted colors. Sets were proposed at the Paris Opera house to feature elegant silhouettes without distraction. For L.A.M.B., the designer reviewed the Spring 2008 collection's black/white color scheme and 1950s influences. Sets were proposed at a vintage office and on an open road to showcase form-fitting styles in a sophisticated yet sexy way.
This document outlines the pre-production planning for a horror film featuring a possessed clown seeking revenge. It includes a style sheet listing needed props, costumes, and locations. Storyboards are presented for 7 scenes showing the clown stalking and attacking teens. The clown was previously killed by one of the teens, Ben, but has now returned from the dead. Software, resources, contingency plans, and a production schedule are also provided to complete the project.
Emily moves to a new property hoping to start a family legacy. She meets Skip, the paper boy, and Pierre, a man from France. Emily and Pierre develop feelings and she becomes pregnant. However, Pierre reveals he did not want a serious relationship and leaves when Emily tells him about the baby. Emily is now unsure of her future as a single mother and whether her child will know their father.
This document summarizes and discusses the painting "The Crying Boy". It describes the terrifying story connected to the painting in which houses burned down whenever a copy was inside, and screams were later heard after all copies were burned. The painting is of a crying boy painted by the Italian artist Bruno Amadio, though its meaning is unknown. Details of the boy's appearance and speculated feelings are provided. While some find it a nicely done painting, its sparse colors and the boy's sadness make it too mysterious and frightening for many.
Vee Speers is an Australian photographer known for her unusual portraits. She became well known for a series starting with photos of her daughter that showed the journey from childhood to adulthood. Her photos sell for thousands of pounds. Some of her notable series include The Birthday Party, Immortal, Parisians, and Bordello. She aims to create photos that tell a story and evoke conflicting emotions in the viewer.
Vee Speers is an Australian photographer known for her portraits that combine disturbing and beautiful elements to surprise viewers and tell stories between fantasy and reality. She studied art in Australia and worked as a photographer in Paris and Sydney. Her series include "Bordello", featuring beautiful women meant to draw viewers into a dreamlike vision, "The Birthday Party" featuring younger children photographed from head-level, "Immortal" showing nude bodies turned away from the camera, and "Thirteen" portraying her daughter around age 13 with angelic, white backdrop imagery. Speers aims to seduce viewers into her world and leave space for their own interpretations.
Vee Speers is an Australian artist who lives and works in Paris. She studied fine art and photography in Brisbane before working as a photographer for ABC Television in Sydney in the 1980s. After moving to Paris in 1990, she began exhibiting photo series that depict dramatic portraits engaging viewers with tension and unique color palettes. The document discusses several of her collections, including "Bordello", "Immortal", "The Birthday Party", and her recent work called "Thirteen" which features portraits of her daughter during her childhood. Vee Speers finds inspiration in capturing emotion and storytelling through her photographs.
Vee Speers is an Australian artist who has lived and worked in Paris since 1990. She studied fine art and photography in Brisbane and Sydney before moving to Paris. Speers is known for her emotionally charged portraits and use of dramatic lighting and color palettes. Some of her collections discussed include "Bordello", her first, as well as "Immortal", "The Birthday Party", and her most recent work "Thirteen", which focuses on her daughter turning thirteen. The document provides factual information about Speers and her work, along with technical and aesthetic analysis of photos from her various collections.
Vee Speers is an Australian artist who has lived and worked in Paris since 1990. She studied fine art and photography in Brisbane and Sydney. Speers is known for dramatic portraits that engage viewers through tension and unique color palettes. Some of her collections include "Bordello", "Immortal", "The Birthday Party", and her recent series "Thirteen" about her daughter turning 13. The document provides details on Speers' background and career, and includes photos from some of her collections along with comments on the technical and aesthetic aspects of the photos.
Detailed analysis on 6 pictures from the "Parisians" series by Portrait Photographer, Vee Speers. This was made for my Photography GCSE Unit, based on reviewing photographers online and using a blog.
The document provides a history of fashion photography from its origins in the 1850s to contemporary photographers. It discusses how early fashion photography featured in magazines to promote fashion. In the early 20th century, photographers like Steichen began taking artful photos of fashion for magazines. In the 1920s-1930s, Vogue and Harper's Bazaar led the genre under photographers like Steichen, Horst, and Beaton. The document also examines styles of several famous fashion photographers like Avedon, Bailey, Testino, Steichen, and Beaton through examples of their black and white and color photos. It analyzes compositional elements like use of light, props, and models' poses.
Vee Speers is an Australian photographer currently living in Paris who studied in Brisbane and worked for ABC in Sydney before permanently relocating to Paris in 1990. Her photo collection "Immortal" features women on dark backgrounds to draw attention to their beauty which Speers aims to capture as immortalized. Her "Birthday Party" collection depicts children at a birthday who look sad, possibly because they found it easier to become what they fear rather than their dreams.
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1. Sally Mann's "Candy Cigarette" depicts a young girl holding a fake cigarette, blurring the lines between childhood and adulthood. Natural lighting highlights the subject.
2. Nir Arieli's "Tension" series captures dancers in motion through layered photographs, creating unique movements. Soft studio lighting is used against pale backdrops.
3. Loretta Luxx's "Sasha and Ruby" replaces the background with a simple artificial setting, flattening the image and making it look fake and surreal. Soft lighting is used in the studio photograph but shadows are removed during post-production.
Annie Leibovitz is an American portrait photographer known for her work with Rolling Stone magazine and famous subjects. She began her career in the 1970s as a staff photographer for Rolling Stone. Her photos capture the essence of her subjects through unique perspectives and lighting. Leibovitz is influenced by nature in her work to portray subjects in a way that tells a story beyond just their appearance. Her photos have taught others about important technical aspects of photography like composition, depth of field, and use of lighting.
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Nick Knight is a highly influential fashion photographer known for his editorial work in magazines like Vogue and his founding of SHOWstudio.com. He is renowned for his experimental style using unconventional poses, lighting, and digital manipulation. Irving Penn was also a legendary fashion photographer, known for his sophisticated black and white images in Vogue from the 1940s-2000s featuring elegant poses and minimalist styles. Both photographers are masters of their craft, though Knight takes a more creative experimental approach while Penn's work has a classic refined style.
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The document discusses four fashion photography pictures taken by the author. For each picture, they describe the outfit, pose, and editing choices made to portray different themes - a spring look with an umbrella, a summer evening dress, a black evening dress focused on the outfit, and a winter look with coat, hat and scarf. The author adjusted brightness, contrast, hue and saturation for each picture to emphasize the outfits and bring across the intended seasonal themes.
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The document is a mind map by Olivia Bolt outlining her idea for a fashion photography project set at Nunnington Hall. She plans to stage photos of a model dressed as a ghost from the hall's history, posing in locations where the ghost has been sighted. Filters will be used to give the images a vintage, grainy look from the 1940s. Poses will include the model on the staircase, by the fireplace, and in the bedrooms. The overall goal is to use fashion photography to "discover the ghosts of Nunnington hall" and represent the rumored spirit of Lady Nunnington said to wander the estate.
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Richard Avedon was an American fashion and portrait photographer born in 1923. He began his career in 1944 working for a department store and was later promoted by the art director of Harper's Bazaar. By 1946, Avedon had set up his own studio providing photographs for Vogue and Life magazines. He showed models expressing emotion rather than posing expressionless in studios. One of his famous photographs from 1955 featured a model in an evening gown surrounded by elephants at a Paris studio.
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Vee Speers is an Australian photographer known for her portraits that combine disturbing and beautiful elements to surprise viewers and tell stories between fantasy and reality. She studied art in Australia and worked as a photographer in Paris and Sydney. Her series include "Bordello", featuring beautiful women meant to draw viewers into a dreamlike vision, "The Birthday Party" featuring younger children photographed from head-level, "Immortal" showing nude bodies turned away from the camera, and "Thirteen" portraying her daughter around age 13 with angelic, white backdrop imagery. Speers aims to seduce viewers into her world and leave space for their own interpretations.
Vee Speers is an Australian artist who lives and works in Paris. She studied fine art and photography in Brisbane before working as a photographer for ABC Television in Sydney in the 1980s. After moving to Paris in 1990, she began exhibiting photo series that depict dramatic portraits engaging viewers with tension and unique color palettes. The document discusses several of her collections, including "Bordello", "Immortal", "The Birthday Party", and her recent work called "Thirteen" which features portraits of her daughter during her childhood. Vee Speers finds inspiration in capturing emotion and storytelling through her photographs.
Vee Speers is an Australian artist who has lived and worked in Paris since 1990. She studied fine art and photography in Brisbane and Sydney before moving to Paris. Speers is known for her emotionally charged portraits and use of dramatic lighting and color palettes. Some of her collections discussed include "Bordello", her first, as well as "Immortal", "The Birthday Party", and her most recent work "Thirteen", which focuses on her daughter turning thirteen. The document provides factual information about Speers and her work, along with technical and aesthetic analysis of photos from her various collections.
Vee Speers is an Australian artist who has lived and worked in Paris since 1990. She studied fine art and photography in Brisbane and Sydney. Speers is known for dramatic portraits that engage viewers through tension and unique color palettes. Some of her collections include "Bordello", "Immortal", "The Birthday Party", and her recent series "Thirteen" about her daughter turning 13. The document provides details on Speers' background and career, and includes photos from some of her collections along with comments on the technical and aesthetic aspects of the photos.
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1. Sally Mann's "Candy Cigarette" depicts a young girl holding a fake cigarette, blurring the lines between childhood and adulthood. Natural lighting highlights the subject.
2. Nir Arieli's "Tension" series captures dancers in motion through layered photographs, creating unique movements. Soft studio lighting is used against pale backdrops.
3. Loretta Luxx's "Sasha and Ruby" replaces the background with a simple artificial setting, flattening the image and making it look fake and surreal. Soft lighting is used in the studio photograph but shadows are removed during post-production.
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2. Vee Speers
Vee Speers was born in 1962 in Australia but has lived in Paris since 1990. She became well known
for her unusual portraits. She studied art and photography for QCA in Brisbane. After that she worked
for ABC Television in Sydney during the 1980s.
Starting with her daughter, Vee photographed a series of interesting shots that show the journey from
childhood into adulthood that grabbed international attention. The Birthday Party series idea
appeared at her daughters birthday party. Many of the children in this series are holding objects,
these may symbolise their characters or Vee’s character. Her photographs sell for thousands of
pounds in different galleries.
Vee Speers’ Work:
•Thirteen
•Immortal
•The Birthday Party
•Parisians
•Bordello
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4. #10 Thirteen
FACTUAL: This photograph is the 10th in the
Thirteen series and was taken by the Australian
portrait photographer, Vee Speers.
The CONTEXT: The girl in this photograph is
facing a white background which looks the same
texture as the bottom half of her stunning dress.
Vee uses a white background in many of her
photographs and unlike this picture creates
contrast. But I still think the girl stands out from
her surroundings.
TECHNICAL: I think this photograph will have
been taken with a DSLR because it looks like
quite a recent picture. I also think this will have
been taken in a studio, many of Vee’s
photographs look like they have been taken in a
studio which I am not so fond of, so when I take a
picture inspired by Vee I may take my model
outside to change it around.
AESTHETIC: Personally, apart from it being
against an artificial background I love this
photograph. I adore the models dress and the
flowers which fall around her shoulders. Her
facing the wall may be symbolising that she has
no where to go and I like the fact that you can only
see the back of her.
5. #3 Immortal
FACTUAL: This photograph
was taken by Vee Speers. This
is one of the few photographs
that is landscape and not
portrait.
The CONTEXT: This
photograph is the third in the
immortal series, this set of
photographs has meaningful and
dangerous backgrounds which
may symbolise the persons life. I
think there will be a powerful
story behind this particular
photograph.
TECHNICAL: I think this
AESTHETIC: I think this photograph is capturing the slave trade, the
event which took many black people away from their homes and ruined
their lives, and in this case I think this photograph is showing her home
being destroyed right behind her. We can’t really see her hands but they
may be tied together, ready for her to be taken away. For me and I think
many other viewers this is an emotional picture, reminding us of the
dark days where racism took over.
photograph will have been taken
with a DSLR camera against a
studio screen, I think the
background will have been
added on an advanced editing
software. I think some lighting
will have been placed around the
model as you can see the light
reflecting of her skin.
6. #16 The Birthday Party
FACTUAL: This picture was taken by Vee
Speers, inspired by the birthday party that her
own daughter had. This is the 16th picture in the
series.
The CONTEXT: This photograph fits in with a
lot of Vee’s other work, mainly with her Birthday
Party series and her Thirteen series because
they are all against white backgrounds with the
children wearing interesting outfits.
TECHNICAL: I think this camera would have
been taken on a DSLR camera to get the
sharpness, I think the lighting will have been
positioned next to and above the child. I think this
because of the light reflecting off the object she’s
holding and off her dress.
AESTHETIC: I like the simplicity of this
photograph and the fact that the girl is holding
this particular object which is simple yet effective.
I like this style of dress because it makes her
look quite small and to show that she is just a
child. I like her eccentric hairstyle, Vee Speers
was going for the Marge Simpson hairstyle. The
girls cheek bone is really prominent which gives
her face a nice appealing shape.
7. #30 The Birthday Party
FACTUAL: This unusual and interesting photograph
was taken by Vee Speers. This is the 30 th picture out
of 49 in this series.
The CONTEXT: This photograph fits with the
Birthday Party series but because of what she is
wearing I would of thought it would be part of my
favourite series, the Thirteen series. The young girl in
this photograph blends into the white background so
the dead rabbit she is clutching stands out against the
rest of this, in my opinion, great photograph.
TECHNICAL: Like Vee’s other photographs I think
this would have been taken with a DSLR Camera. I
think to make her dress look whiter than it actually is
the light would be shining on it. I am pretty sure this
photo will have been taken in a studio but it may have
been taken in Vee’s house against a white wall.
AESTHETIC: I really like this photograph because
the contrast between the dark rabbit and the white girl
create an eye-catching effect. Her expression conveys
an eerie mood, this may also be because she is
carrying a dead rabbit. I like the fact that she is holding
the rabbit and the fact that she looks quite sad and
unhappy because of it.
8. #1 Parisians
FACTUAL: This photograph was taken by Vee
Speers and is the first in the Parisians series of a
women called Amanda. This was taken in 2005.
The CONTEXT: This series is based on the
“Parisians”, the people in this series were different
and eccentric people by the looks of them. They
create interesting pictures proving that everyone is
different.
TECHINICAL: This photograph could either have
been taken with a black and white film camera or
with a DSLR camera along with specific lighting
against a black studio wall. But I think a DSLR
camera will have been used for this photograph
because it is fairly recent and Vee would have
wanted the best picture, so by taking it in colour she
could then chose between that or the black and white
edited version.
AESTHETIC: I really like this photograph due to
the varied and exciting tattoos on Amanda’s body
which are facing the camera. I think these tattoos are
very appealing and with the fish sticking out of her
hair it creates the fish theme. Amanda is obviously
the focal point and this means the viewer can admire
her without anything else distracting them.
9. #52 Bordello
FACTUAL: This photograph
was taken by Vee Speers as
part of the Bordello series, a
black and white set of
photographs taken in 2005.
The CONTEXT: This
photographs fits in with its
own series and the Parisians
because of the picture being
black and white. By the way
the model is positioned it
puts emphasis on her
shoulder blade it also means
the viewer is interested in the
umbrella which she is
graciously leaning on.
TECHNICAL: I think this
AESTHETIC: I really like this photograph, I think it will be appealing to
both sexes because it is an attractive picture with an obvious and engaging
focal point. I like the patterns on the umbrella and the fact that Vee has
included the lines on the umbrella which lead into the pale white model. I
think black and white is the best choice for this photograph because she is
whiter than her surroundings making her the centre of attention.
photograph may have been
taken with a black and white
film camera because it
doesn’t look as sharp as
some of Vee’s other shots. I
definitely think lighting was
used because the umbrella
looks faded at the bottom.