Chloe Grant
My name is Chloe Grant and I am a photographer based in Los Angeles, California. In addition to photography, I create art in multiple mediums, including painting, songwriting, and filmmaking. This semester, my work focused on capturing beautifully intimate moments of life. I focused on pushing my boundaries content-wise, creating works that authentically reflect my unique perspective of the world. I love to visually express the aspects of life that are typically kept private, in a respectful and abstract manner. Concepts I have captured this year include love, lust, heartbreak, romance, and nature.
In this series, I aimed to capture pure, romantic love. I was inspired by the technical style of Ansel Adams’ nature photography, and the romantic content of Sarah Bahbah. I found it fitting to shoot one of my best friends and her girlfriend, in a natural setting. I asked them to simply “go play” in nature, conversing and interacting as if I was not even there, capturing the moments. I loved playing with the lighting in the mystic canyon setting, as I was influenced by fairytale and witchcraft aesthetics. I styled the two women in all white, long, flowing dresses to symbolize light and peace. Additionally, I made sure to include aspects of each element in nature, including water, fire, air, and earth, to enhance the natural and pure aspect of romance.
My name is Chloe Grant and I am a photographer based in Los Angeles, California. In addition to photography, I create art in multiple mediums, including painting, songwriting, and filmmaking. This semester, my work focused on capturing beautifully intimate moments of life. I focused on pushing my boundaries content-wise, creating works that authentically reflect my unique perspective of the world. I love to visually express the aspects of life that are typically kept private, in a respectful and abstract manner. Concepts I have captured this year include love, lust, heartbreak, romance, and nature.
In this series, I aimed to capture pure, romantic love. I was inspired by the technical style of Ansel Adams’ nature photography, and the romantic content of Sarah Bahbah. I found it fitting to shoot one of my best friends and her girlfriend, in a natural setting. I asked them to simply “go play” in nature, conversing and interacting as if I was not even there, capturing the moments. I loved playing with the lighting in the mystic canyon setting, as I was influenced by fairytale and witchcraft aesthetics. I styled the two women in all white, long, flowing dresses to symbolize light and peace. Additionally, I made sure to include aspects of each element in nature, including water, fire, air, and earth, to enhance the natural and pure aspect of romance.
