photographyEmily LeMoine

table of contentsFreeze..................................................................................................................................2

Typography..........................................................................................................................4

MACRO................................................................................................................................6

Chiaroscuro.........................................................................................................................8

Nature...............................................................................................................................10

Perspective........................................................................................................................12

Black & White...................................................................................................................14

Portraits.............................................................................................................................16

Bannack, MT....................................................................................................................18

Emily LeMoine..................................................................................................................20

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F R E E Z E(v): to pause time and capture the sublime moments that this life has to offer; to cause time to halt in order to seek the beauty that lies within.

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I took a themed series of pictures in Bannack, MT. After scoping out the ghost town, I couldn’t help but notice the aged wood. I found the best selection then searched for quotes that reflected the mood of each picture. The overall theme was “unique is beautiful.”

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t y p o a p h yg r

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c h i a r o s c u r oThis semester, I learned about a whole new kind of photography: chiaroscuro. This style of photography is all about creating Rembrandt lighting, or strong contrasts between the light and dark.

After educating myself on this style of photography, I created an online tutorial concerning how to create chiaroscuro photography. This tutorial included seven steps to achieve the desired effect.

1. Pick a subject. 2. Determine the mood. 3. Choose a light source. 4. Experiment with light. 5. Remember the triangle. 6. Play with the camera and settings. 7. Edit away.

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N at u r eGet lost or be found; nature is yearning to be explored. I’m convinced that wandering in beautiful places reveals hidden wonders.These shots captured the essence of the outdoors to me.

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p e r s p e c t i v e12 13

b l a c k & W h i t e

Black and white photos have a way of speaking emotion that sometimes color cannot. I love the classy, old style feel that black and white photos possess. Portraits can become bold and dramatic just by taking away their color.

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P o r t r a i t s

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Capture the soul; capture the heart. It’s more than posing and smiles, it’s about discovering what makes people tick and creating a good representation of them.

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There are so many beautiful sights to be seen in this world, and I want experience and capture as many as I can. I love discovering the history behind a person or an object. Sometimes getting a little closer opens up an entire unseen world. I love to capture vintage items, nature, happiness, love, and emotion. In my eyes, every object has a story, every person has a past, and everything has unmeasured beauty and value.

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All photography, editing, layout design, and writingby Emily LeMoine. Photo taken by: Michelle Peterson