Alum’s chiaroscuro image wins
Rangefinder photography contest

 

Igor Kraguljac ’08, a former Master of Science in Visualization student at Texas A&M, won first prize in a national photography contest with “Angel,” an image from his chiaroschuro series, which explores a Renaissance era artistic technique.

Kraguljac entered the photo in the studio category of “Seeing the Light,” a national photo contest sponsored by Rangefinder magazine.

He won free registration for the 2012 Las Vegas convention of Rangefinder’s affiliated professional organization, Wedding & Portrait Photographers International, lighting equipment and a $250 gift card to Samy’s Camera.

The photo’s chiaroschuro characteristics include exaggerated light contrasts to create the illusion of volume in modeling 3-D objects such as the human body,

To see Kraguljac’s chiaroscuro series and more of his work, visit his website.

 

— Posted: Sep. 1, 2011—

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Contact:   Phillip Rollfing, prollfing@archone.tamu.edu or 979.458.0442.

 






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