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is childhood what it used to be?
- Thread starter smokysun
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Streetshooter
Subscriber Member
Wayne,
They remind me of Eakins early work.
Yer having to much fun with that camera...
They remind me of Eakins early work.
Yer having to much fun with that camera...
don,
thanks. very flattering (and i am having fun).
wayne
www.pbase.com/wwp
ps. i see what you mean. this one definitely eakins.
thanks. very flattering (and i am having fun).
wayne
www.pbase.com/wwp
ps. i see what you mean. this one definitely eakins.
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just posted a blog. childhood and photography, what a mix!
http://smokysunsheaven.blogspot.com/2009/05/is-childhood-what-it-used-to-be.html
wayne
www.pbase.com/wwp
http://smokysunsheaven.blogspot.com/2009/05/is-childhood-what-it-used-to-be.html
wayne
www.pbase.com/wwp
subject as well as style. D-lux 2 modded for IR?
Rick Waldroup
New member
I am usually not a fan of this type of photography, but in your hands, some of these shots are simply amazing, especially the last one you posted. This is really nice work. Hauntingly beautiful.
ecliffordsmith
New member
Hi Wayne,
A very nice series. I like the formal nature of the first one with the IR effects.
A very nice series. I like the formal nature of the first one with the IR effects.
ah, burgers, the bane of our existence. yes, a d-lux 2 modified by precision camera.
ed, you've pinpointed something important. i've been looking at a lot of ir on the web and in books. two things: you never quite know what you're getting - conditions can change the outcome radically, as well as post. secondly, you can't simply depend on the ir effect. like all photos they need contrast: man-made vs natural and so on. most of them work best as pure monochrome, often with some kind of toning.
as hamlet said so well, the manner must fit the subject. the artistic genius usually turns out to be an exceptional master of form.
thanks to all for the appreciation.
wayne
www.pbase.com/wwp
ed, you've pinpointed something important. i've been looking at a lot of ir on the web and in books. two things: you never quite know what you're getting - conditions can change the outcome radically, as well as post. secondly, you can't simply depend on the ir effect. like all photos they need contrast: man-made vs natural and so on. most of them work best as pure monochrome, often with some kind of toning.
as hamlet said so well, the manner must fit the subject. the artistic genius usually turns out to be an exceptional master of form.
thanks to all for the appreciation.
wayne
www.pbase.com/wwp
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ddk
Guest
I really like this series Wayne, the images are fun and combination ir and your post work very well for them.
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