It's been slow at the blog lately. I will be posting some more work very soon.
Here is the first Installment
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February 08, 2006
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News/Exhibits
- Double Exposure Challenge: Children's Portraits
- Double Exposure Challenge: Picture Your Pet
- The 2007 Photoworkshop.com Digital Imaging Competition Sponsored by Adobe
- White Plains Times - Arts and Letters
- Photoblogsmagazine
- Feature in journaldunet Science
- Double Exposure Challenge: Flora and Fauna
- Double Exposure Challenge: Portraits
Inner Worlds
- This series of images came about in exploring the diversity of color and texture of different substances. By using a hi resolution scanner to capture the effects of pigment inks mixed with a glycerin substance, one's imagined images of the natural world emerged. While the exact images were difficult to plan, each piece was created with a particular phenomenon in mind. Through the richness of color, the beauty and chaos of our universe is created.
The Colors of Uruguay
- Uruguay a small country of 3 million people where time seems to be standing still.
Dioramas
- Illustrations for a children's book
Moving Landscapes
- Images are every were, they seem to pop up at the most inconvenient time, like when you are driving down the highway at 70 mlles per hr. Hence here is a series of photographs that were taken on multiple road trips from the car, sometimes from behind the wheel but often while I was a passenger. On Going Series...........
Thank you, I am still experimenting.I am not sure I am there yet this look may not work for me, will see....
Posted by: Robert Cattan | February 12, 2006 at 01:00 PM
Like the shot of the baby on the left, the sharpness and contrast of it is something that I'm trying to attain in some private work at the moment. I'm yet to upload any of these portraits to my site, but if I can get them anywhere near like this then I will be happy
Posted by: JD | February 09, 2006 at 05:48 PM