Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

Saturday, January 17, 2026

Dracula’s Son and His Leopard Print Bed (Photoshop)

Dracula’s Son and His Leopard Print Bed (Photoshop)

Had some fun experimenting with some filtering on Photoshop...
 I've been feeling more inspired over the past few days to explore more artsy Photoshop tasks, such as incorporating aspects of my paintings into my photography. I've considered editing painting portraits, piecing them into photographs. 
Although I'm a bit shy about the more creative/experimental photography I do, I'm looking forward to reaching new prospects and getting comfortable sharing them 🎮𖦹👾


Accented With Photoshop 2025 

Monday, December 8, 2025

Home (Full Collection)

“Home”

Flowing streams hidden below a bridge can flow and whisper grains of truth, radioed from a higher ground, remaining unseen, yet continually felt. Rich gold rays apropos to the setting sun, reflecting the auburn off of a deep black that typically frames my face — sharply contrasting the switch of tawny-to-verdant metamorphic light conferred inmost the iris. Oranges and yellows shuffle and grace the sky, dancing with one-another, until the sunshine kisses me goodnight: welcoming me home. 


"Concert"

"Evergreen In Motion"

"Sad Day"


"Shadow"


Saturday, November 22, 2025

Vampire

 “Vampire”

Crimson showers wash away morality and virtue, exposing thirst and aridity in the soil of divine law. Lustful eyes, dangerous tears; begging for the draw to end and the gears to stop whilst you are crying for more. You are dying for his satisfaction. 


This is one of the poems i’ve written that I have put off adding to my blog because it’s very grotesque… but I like it. 

“Vampire” 

Because it’s B&W it isn’t as apparent but I played around with some different lighting; I used a lower blue light to define more shapes in the photograph, and a yellow light overhead to help the camera pick up on the entirety of the subject. 
You could say the blue light defines muscle and the yellow light defines bone structure.

Tuesday, November 18, 2025

(Photography: "Genus Corvus")

 "Genus Corvus"

(Taken on a Canon EOS 800D)

This photograph was heavily inspired by gothic horror cinematography -- especially from films that were shot in the early-to-mid 1930's.

Wednesday, October 8, 2025

(Exploring Photography)

 'Teenage Boy' 

The needle is dancing directly in the middle of the record. Headphones, tangled, plugged into the output jack -- discarded clothes and vinyl lie on the dirty carpet of his bedroom. Blaring music radiates from his stereo, each note tuning and tweaking his psyche. 
Reminiscent of a crazed feline, his dark locks stick up, greasy and shiny, underneath his headphones. Always conflicted, always heartbroken, forever without a reason why. 
Skinny with no desire for food, horny with no desire for sex, forever hungry for whatever he doesn't want. A selfish boyfriend, a distant mother, a camera without a lens: he runs the race because he'll never know any better. 

This poem is, believe it or not, based on my experience being a teenage boy. It's a little rough around the edges, but hey! Encapsulates the essence of the subject more. I have also never done photography inspired by one of my poems before, so this is an exciting new prospect for me :) This all came about after I had all my records in front of me whilst I was listening to some music, sitting on the floor, and I thought "fuck, my setup is rad!" so I wrote the poem, then took some photos. I also experimented with Photoshop to get the nice temperature-tones in the images, and getting-to-know a new program is always useful! 

The Faces Of Dracula

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