Exposed
Panasonic DMC-G1, Lumix 14-45mmLabels: Panasonic DMC-G1, Project Dec. 2010, Surreal
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That's not surreal. Man, that is creepy!
I didn't get it.
Ha, love it! It's sticking it's tongue out at us too! I think it's a playful creature.. Nice creation. How did you do it?
Lea, I took this picture of a board with two holes in it during my photo outing with Dolph. We happened upon a construction site. For the eyes, I found a picture of myself and copied just my eyes into the black spaces in the holes (using Photoshop).
--Warren
Almost looks like you had Dolph put makeup on. Very nice use of what is at hand Warren
Dan
Similar to Herbert Bayer's "Lonely Metropolitan" (1932). Very nice, it's great to hear how you've achieved it too :) Thanks!
Lea, interestingly, I've never seen nor heard of Herbert Bayer's "Lonely Metropolitan" until you mentioned it, but when I looked at it just now, I'm amazed by the similarity. :)
Thanks for the reference.
--Warren
Is ET calling home. Great Warren!!
Dan
Awesome :D I'm really trying to figure what it was that gave that shape but I don't think I'll be able to guess that one... lol! Nice grain.
Beautifully composed and very compelling!
Thanks Steve :)
Dolph, remember this scene? Where are your shots from that day?
--WT
That is really awesome!! The lighting is spectacular. The darks, so dark... In the small version, it also looks like a bed of nails.
Nicely done Warren, great framing to tell the story. Did you do this through LR?
Dan
Thanks Lea & Dan.
Dan, this was the last picture that I edited on my old laptop before I moved to the new laptop and Lightroom.
--Warren
Warren,
Nice composition. I'll post some of my pictures from the outing. You did a great job in capturing the light and the feel of the site.
**Dolph
I am moved deeply. Thanks!
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Warren, the compostion is just tremendous. Very fanciful and yet a little tense.
Dan
What a character in the background, still wrapped. At first I thought it was Miss Piggy. The size differential is intriguing. I'd say this definitely has the overt eroticism appeal of many surreal works. Well done!
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