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Barbara Probst started out as a sculptor, until in 2001 she started working on a photographic series titled "Exposures", which consists of various representations of the same moment, generated by multiple cameras pointed at the same subject, from different distances and angles. With this work she is challenging our ability to decipher reality. For example, the multi-figure portraits she has done, give the viewer a three-dimensional quality, almost like a sculpture.

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Eugenia Ivanissevich is a visual practitioner and a educator in the arts. Her work covers still life, the relationship between object and its image, collage and the production of zines and publications. Works in both analogue and digital photography. She is also interested in the intersections of sculpture and photography. What catches my eye, looking at her work, are the photographs with different colored glasses, and how she plays with the lighting to bring out shadows and brighter colors.

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Frozen motion with wide depth of field.

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Blurred motion with extended depth of field.

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Blurred motion.

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Frozen in fast motion.

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Extended depth of field, everything in focus.

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Shallow depth of field of object B.

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Shallow depth of field of object A.

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Experimenting with a different placement of the object to create shadow and texture.

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Experimenting with using a handheld mirror to reflect the light back into the object.

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Lowkey picture. I wanted to experiment more with taking lowkey pictures, but it proved to be a bit hard since the only flashlight I own is the one on my phone and it's not strong enough to make drastic shadows in the dark.

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Highkey picture.