Hm. Thank you for that thought. But with my photographs, I’m trapped in the depiction of reality. I often like being there, but I’d like also from time to time to create composites. Besides not having any ideas in that vein (what would I combine?), I can’t imagine sacrificing the integrity of my individual photographs. Arghh. Can’t make a composite without such sacrifice.
If you combine some of your dumpster or fish bin closeups, you may like the results. I don’t think of it as “sacrificing the integrity” of the original, but using it to create something entirely new and different. Each stands on its own I believe as a valid artistic statement.
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Great series!
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Glad you liked. Thanks, Ken.
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I’m very fond of that third image because it has the feeling of a watercolor, and I do love watercolors.
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Moi aussi. I’d be tempted to go for that effect more often, but then I’d have to call myself a Photoshopper, not a photographer :)
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What fun! I’m in total awe of how you can take photographs and use them as raw material for other (appealing) images.
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Thanks Linda. It’s not unlike what you do in your multimedia work.
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Hm. Thank you for that thought. But with my photographs, I’m trapped in the depiction of reality. I often like being there, but I’d like also from time to time to create composites. Besides not having any ideas in that vein (what would I combine?), I can’t imagine sacrificing the integrity of my individual photographs. Arghh. Can’t make a composite without such sacrifice.
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If you combine some of your dumpster or fish bin closeups, you may like the results. I don’t think of it as “sacrificing the integrity” of the original, but using it to create something entirely new and different. Each stands on its own I believe as a valid artistic statement.
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