A Little About the Sea Elf Herself: Jessica Fusch
Seaelven Studios
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I am a student at Metropolitan State College of
Denver seeking a BFA in photography. As of yet, I am
still a "film only" type of photograper, though I do
own a digital camera. Aside from photography, in my
spare time I enjoy drawing, painting, stained glass, and
other sorts of odd crafts, like egg dying.
Denver seeking a BFA in photography. As of yet, I am
still a "film only" type of photograper, though I do
own a digital camera. Aside from photography, in my
spare time I enjoy drawing, painting, stained glass, and
other sorts of odd crafts, like egg dying.
As I have mentioned, I am film only. While I love the work that others do
digitally, my love is to live in the dark room all day long, working with
my hands. I love the look and the feel of black and white photographs
done in a dark room. I got into black and white photography in high
school, and it has been my love ever since.
digitally, my love is to live in the dark room all day long, working with
my hands. I love the look and the feel of black and white photographs
done in a dark room. I got into black and white photography in high
school, and it has been my love ever since.
Jessica's Photography: Film
The Digital Camera
The digital camera and I have an interesting relationship. At any point, I
can find myself bored or frustrated with the work I am doing, and I find
myself having a staring contest with my Kodak Z812 IS digital camera. Of
course, one of us has to blink, and it isn't the Kodak, because I have to
push a button to make it do that. At some point either the Kodak or I
will say, "Let's go for a walk!" So I get up and take it with me, and we
have all sorts of fun shooting and editing, and I find myself missing my
dark room, so I return home to get back in it, leaving the Kodak, lonely
on the shelf.
can find myself bored or frustrated with the work I am doing, and I find
myself having a staring contest with my Kodak Z812 IS digital camera. Of
course, one of us has to blink, and it isn't the Kodak, because I have to
push a button to make it do that. At some point either the Kodak or I
will say, "Let's go for a walk!" So I get up and take it with me, and we
have all sorts of fun shooting and editing, and I find myself missing my
dark room, so I return home to get back in it, leaving the Kodak, lonely
on the shelf.
