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Moon in the Man Moon in the Man
- From: DragonsInk
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Photographic Montage
Print size 17" x 22"
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This image is a reworking of an older theme ...... new image elements with a similar idea/feeling. Enjoy
- 1 week ago
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Lady Playing Flute Lady Playing Flute
- From: lawrence
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An old mural in San Diego that was weather damaged to the point where there were only a few specks of paint left and some faint outlines here and there. I added some texture and design elements then re-colored the image.
- 1 week ago
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View from the Quay View from the Quay
- From: archivephotoart
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Based on a photo I took of a collonade outside of Boston in 1976. Added newer elements from England, St. Louis and Lake Erie
- 1 month ago
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Riding The Wave Riding The Wave
- From: ArtistDouglasG
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These were both digitally extracted from another acrylic piece that I was creating. I wasn't entirely happy with the big pic but I did like certain elements of it so I scanned it and then extracted the pieces out so that they could stand on their own.
- 4 months ago
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Georgia Georgia
- From: ArtistDouglasG
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These were both digitally extracted from another acrylic piece that I was creating. I wasn't entirely happy with the big pic but I did like certain elements of it so I scanned it and then extracted the pieces out so that they could stand on their own.
- 4 months ago
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Area Photo 22 (near Boulder Ci Area Photo 22 (near Boulder City)
- From: herzco
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I am currently working on a series of contemporary photographic landscapes I call “area photography”.
The subject matter I gravitate toward is unspectacular, and the images are a mischievous reaction to “epic” photography. There is a tension between meaning and meaninglessness that is expressed in this work.
This series is an exploration of the ephemeral, the peripheral.
Through the juxtaposition of spatial elements, use of color and light, and choice of subject, a sort of "discovered" narrative emerges, highlighting incompleteness as a condition of everyday life.
In area photography there is no “decisive moment”: what is captured is a comma rather than an exclamation point. Others may see fit to “de-ordinarize” their imagery , engineering it to produce a fantastical effect. I reject this convention in my work.
There is both a sense of idealism and anxiety (albeit a humorous one), and it is my hope that both the beautiful and the absurd can coexist in this work.
Beth Herzhaft - 4 months ago
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Area Photo 21 (Palm Springs) Area Photo 21 (Palm Springs)
- From: herzco
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I am currently working on a series of contemporary photographic landscapes I call “area photography”.
The subject matter I gravitate toward is unspectacular, and the images are a mischievous reaction to “epic” photography. There is a tension between meaning and meaninglessness that is expressed in this work.
This series is an exploration of the ephemeral, the peripheral.
Through the juxtaposition of spatial elements, use of color and light, and choice of subject, a sort of "discovered" narrative emerges, highlighting incompleteness as a condition of everyday life.
In area photography there is no “decisive moment”: what is captured is a comma rather than an exclamation point. Others may see fit to “de-ordinarize” their imagery , engineering it to produce a fantastical effect. I reject this convention in my work.
There is both a sense of idealism and anxiety (albeit a humorous one), and it is my hope that both the beautiful and the absurd can coexist in this work.
Beth Herzhaft - 4 months ago
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Area Photo 20 Area Photo 20
- From: herzco
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Description:
I am currently working on a series of contemporary photographic landscapes I call “area photography”.
The subject matter I gravitate toward is unspectacular, and the images are a mischievous reaction to “epic” photography. There is a tension between meaning and meaninglessness that is expressed in this work.
This series is an exploration of the ephemeral, the peripheral.
Through the juxtaposition of spatial elements, use of color and light, and choice of subject, a sort of "discovered" narrative emerges, highlighting incompleteness as a condition of everyday life.
In area photography there is no “decisive moment”: what is captured is a comma rather than an exclamation point. Others may see fit to “de-ordinarize” their imagery , engineering it to produce a fantastical effect. I reject this convention in my work.
There is both a sense of idealism and anxiety (albeit a humorous one), and it is my hope that both the beautiful and the absurd can coexist in this work.
Beth Herzhaft
- 4 months ago
- Views: 101