Elena Klonsky

Process:
Once a paper negative has been made, any number of positive prints is possible by this method. Preparation involved soaking nice paper in a sodium chloride solution (table salt) and brushing it with a solution of silver nitrate to produce the light sensitive silver chloride. You would then expose the sensitized paper to sunlight in contact with a negative, resulting in the emergence of an image without any more development. The printed out image was then fixed and toned. Salt prints have a signature softness in the tone which was very popular in that era.
Source: http://www.bl.uk/onlinegallery/features/photographicproject/photographicprocesses.html
Contemporary Photographers:

 Surreallist Collages:

Jamie Beck and Kevin Burg work collaboratively in New York City to pioneer this new medium of photography called a cinemagraph. They consider it a "living photograph [...] it’s a photograph that has a living moment inside of it." I noticed their work consists of scenes demonstrating subtle movements in a still environment, which always seems to breath life into the image. I decided to emulate the style and coloring of this cinemagraph. I muted the tones of my image to make it very calm, and followed a photoshop tutorial to great a mask where the image would move. I converted it to a gif and this is the product. Overall I decided to go with the Blink image because I thought it was the smoothest and most subtle however I thought the group of gifs as a whole were very effective and interesting.
Photoshop Tutorial
Jamie Beck/Kevin Burg Website
Time Magazine Article about Artists

For project 12 I did several time lapses around Portland and pieced them together.
I also mixed two tracks to create the soundtrack and add a bit more of a beginning and end to the video.
I used a speech by Alan Watts and Claire de Lune by Claude Debussy