KK.  Curls, Swirls and Waves, 2011 (in process)

 
 

This series of photographs originated as conventional color images of a woman’s hair, cascading down her back in interesting formations and interactions.  The color was converted to monochrome, and the photographic presentation became a subject for experimentation - multiple images of varying densities, photo grids, some use of manufactured color, framed high-contrast images, and inauthentic hues further saturated beyond “normal.”    The subject was a spectator seated two rows in front of me at a bluegrass festival.  She was not aware of my picture-making activity.