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Stefan Engström
{K:24473} 4/23/2004
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Robin McAulay suggested that I mount these as transparencies using backlighting. Not a bad idea.
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Becky V
{K:9699} 4/23/2004
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*L* I thought I was going crazy. On my screen, the hue isn't terribly yellow, but I needed to differentiate and thought it would be more clear than using "red object".
Coincidentally, I was looking at this photo on a different computer this morning and it looks completely different on an LCD screen. It appears very 3 dimensional and . . . it glows!
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Stefan Engström
{K:24473} 4/23/2004
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Never, Becky - you always have constructive comments, the main reason for my posting here in the first place.
BTW... on the yellow center - on the two TFT monitors (with factory color profiles) I usually edit on there is a vague hint of yellow in the center, but on my Linux box with a monitor that usually looks much more saturated there is a clear yellow hue in the center.
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Becky V
{K:9699} 4/23/2004
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I'm glad you're not too irritated by my comments, Stefan. Sometimes the observation isn't that skillful, but I just write what I think and feel. To quote Monty Python, "I don't know much about art, but I know what I like." Of course, they were eating paintings at the time, so take that with a grain of salt. ;)
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Jeanette Hägglund
{K:59855} 4/20/2004
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Wow, like a rose. Lovely red.
Jeanette
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Stefan Engström
{K:24473} 4/19/2004
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Becky - not a lot of wrestling was necessary, the variety of these dyes threw themselves at me and I'm just a happy bystander. I see your point about the bright area (but yellow???) and understand in the sense of conventional wisdom for how our eyes approach images, but I disagree with the conclusion that it overpowers the darker details that are operating in the periphery. You point is well taken however, and I really appreciate your thoughtful comments here (and all over usefilm for that matter).
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Becky V
{K:9699} 4/17/2004
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I really admire how you're able to wrestle so many different images from the same singular process. I like how this one is a combination of the "floating" dye photos, the "synaptic" dye photo and something completely different! I particularly like how the three are folding together on the left in what almost appears to be a transdimensional warp between three photos. Tres cool!
That said, I feel the yellow glowing shape, while intriguing on its own, overpowers the photo a little. I like the subtleties here, like the aforementioned warp effect, and I think the eye is drawn away from the interesting swirling lines by something which is big and bright, but not as interesting as what's around it.
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 4/16/2004
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Hi stephan, I really find this very intriguing.... Can't get the multiple exposure thought out of my head, but this one is already very dynamic. Superbly creative.
Cheers,
Hugo
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Telmo Domingues
{K:9639} 4/15/2004
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HOW DO YOU GET THIS GRADIENTS???? DAMN! Beautiful!!!!
PS.: - You must have a great dish washer machine! ;-) heheheheh
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Tim Bronkhorst
{K:9391} 4/15/2004
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Wonderfull light and color play. Some very creative stuff!
Good work.
Greets Tim.
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