Kim Leuenberger is a Swiss photographer, from the North
West region of Switzerland called Jura. She has always had in interest in
photography, yet has never delved deep into it until she received her first
DSLR camera a few years ago. Everything that she knows has been self-thought using
resources such as the internet and magazines. She currently studies Photography
at the “University of the Arts London”, which is also, were she lives. As for
her Camera equipment she uses the Canon 5d Mark III with a sigma 50mm 1.4 lens.
The three images above are from different portfolios
“My Own Reflection”, “Imagine”, and “Lovely People” that can be found on her
website. To be a self-taught photographer her work has a well thought-out
professional look. Each image that I have above carries some sort of mystery
and magic. I feel as though it has to do with a lot of things that was disused
during the last critique, one being the depth of field and how I should use it
to make more artistic decisions. This something that is clearly implemented in Kim’s
photographs, one example of this is the last picture where the foreground
plants are out of focus as well as the distant back ground. The face of the
girl in the image remains slightly in focus as well as the plants directly surrounding
her. Something that I could take from Kim is how she uses her aperture/ depth
of field to enhance the impression of her work.
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