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March/April
Sustained Investigation
How does the human eye affect the way we see things
Golden Breaks Over the Range
The yellow sky changes how the mountains are perceived, showing how the human eye interprets color and light.
Layers to the Horizon
The sunset colors and dark tree branches show how the human eye uses light and contrast to create depth and atmosphere in a landscape.
cologne
The photograph of the Sauvage Cologne bottle highlighted in pink explores how the human eye is naturally drawn to bright color and contrast, affecting the way we notice and interpret objects.
Water tower
The photograph of the fence, wheat field, and water tower beneath a bright yellow-orange sunset shows how the human eye uses layers, color, and distance to create depth and guide the way we experience a landscape.
Stare
The blue shading and visible red veins highlight the details the human eye can detect and how color affects the way we see emotion and realism.
Tree's
The photograph of the two trees against a sunset with orange, red, and yellow clouds explores how the human eye is attracted to warm colors and depth, influencing the emotions and atmosphere we perceive in a scene.
Dripping
The photograph of colored dye spreading through the fish tank explores how the human eye follows movement, shape, and flowing lines, changing the way we focus on and interpret abstract forms.
Wild
The photograph of the blue toned figure holding a mannequin leg while looking back toward the camera explores how the human eye is drawn to eye contact and unusual objects, creating curiosity and changing the viewer’s emotional response.
Sliced
How the human eye is drawn to texture, repetition, and contrast between organic shapes and rough surfaces.
Reflection
explores how the human eye is guided through layers of reflection, light, and depth to interpret space and distance.
The City
The photograph of the red-orange sunset over Washington State University with deep blue tones above explores how the human eye notices strong color contrast, shaping the mood and balance of the scene.
Sharky
Explores how the human eye uses contrast and unexpected imagery to focus attention and create a sense of surprise.
Keaton
How the human eye notices detail, texture, and contrast, affecting the way we focus on emotion and human features.
Mixture
how the human eye responds to color gradients and natural light, influencing the depth and warmth we perceive in landscapes.
Guitar man
Deep blood red lighting explores how the human eye connects intense color with emotion, changing the mood and energy the viewer feels from the image.
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