Bioplastic Filters: An Analogue Photoshop - Daniël van Kesteren
Encouraging photo experimentation in a tactile manner
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Encouraging photo experimentation in a tactile manner
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For years now, professional and hobby photographers have relied on editing software like Adobe Photoshop to make their photos look as beautiful and unique as possible. Before this digital age of still imagery, however, people used analogue cameras that made use of actual filters to apply effects to a photograph. With my Bioplastic Filters, I want to bring us back to this earlier stage of photography. Making your own filters using cheap ingredients found in almost every household is a great and fun way to experiment with the infinite possibilities that the world of photography has to offer.
Link to research zine: https://issuu.com/makingasresearch/docs/researchzine_dvk
My name is Daniël van Kesteren. I'm a Creative Business student at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. Currently I'm doing the Maker's Lab Minor. I have combined this with my interest in photography to work on this project.
