1920s Inspired Cinemagraph

 

     Cinemagraphs are so intriguing, but for some reason, so unsettling. And of course for this reason, I wanted to create my own. Cinemagraphs combine photography and video into one frame of continuous motion, but only of a selected part of the image. The process is a little tricky at first, but planning out the shoot, as always, makes it go much smoother.

     We had the opportunity of working with the talented Angela Taylor of Blush Makeup Artistry to create those crazy eyebrows for this 1920s look. I thought a cinemagraph would go along perfectly with this 1920s theme with my dear friend, Elise. 

 
 

"Hope is the thing with feathers  
That perches in the soul,  
And sings the tune without the words,  
And never stops at all, ..."

-Emily Dickinson

 

Live by faith & share through fotos.

 
Faith Through Fotos
From a small town in Ohio, Leah Schonauer moved to Pittsburgh in order to attend The Art Institute of Pittsburgh for photography in the fall of 2012. Inspired by films, poems, and scripture, Leah refines her portraits and concepts by working with other creative artists to make her symbolic visions come to life. With a heart for serving, she leads workshops for all ages that have the desire to connect with others through the art of photography. In 2014, she was chosen for the Young Photographers Alliance (YPA) Mentorship Program and has been featured at the Art Directors Club in New York City for her series, Boundaries. Her mission is to motivate others to explore their self-worth, through her themes of hope, strength, and confidence, which is sewn into each image she creates today.
http://www.faiththroughfotos.com
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