The Disposable Summer Series Shows Summer from 25 Different Viewpoints
References: instagram & beautifuldecay
Indie photographer Ryan Biegen's latest image series, entitled Disposable Summer, captures the essence of the season with summer photography captured by 25 different artists from Brooklyn. The series features aspects of summer as shown from 25 vastly different perspectives showcased in a collection of candid images.
The illustrations highlight young love, getting into trouble, serene landscapes and late nights contrasted to early morning sunsets captured in technicolor hazy film photos. The images are quite striking and each offers a different narrative for the viewer to explore. As for the choice of using film rather than digital Biegen says, "Most of the time what you think will be a good shot ends up awful, and what you think will be awful, ends up as magic. Disposable cameras have a funny way of doing that; their quirky nature lends to unexpected, often unintended, results."
The illustrations highlight young love, getting into trouble, serene landscapes and late nights contrasted to early morning sunsets captured in technicolor hazy film photos. The images are quite striking and each offers a different narrative for the viewer to explore. As for the choice of using film rather than digital Biegen says, "Most of the time what you think will be a good shot ends up awful, and what you think will be awful, ends up as magic. Disposable cameras have a funny way of doing that; their quirky nature lends to unexpected, often unintended, results."
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