Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Alison, Day 31, Day 32, Day 33: ketchup!!
So . . . I feel ashamed to admit it, but I got three days behind. This is MY resolution and I'm three days behind! Anyway, here's my catching up.
I started goofing around with various combinations of filters available in my photo editing program. I don't have any certain look I'm trying to obtain; I simply find it fascinating how we can manipulate pictures to the point of creating new art from old images.
One thing I still hold firmly to though is that no number of filters can turn a bad photograph into a good one.
With that being said, these next few pictures are ones I snapped and then filtered for effect -- the photographs themselves aren't so much fantastic . . . or even interesting.
Day 31: Tractor.
This tractor belongs to my parents. It's really, really old, but it still runs . . . when it feels like it.
Day 32: Tree
I tinkered with high contrast and a photocopy filter of a dead tree. This is what developed. hehe. Not much to say about it.
Not much to say about this one either. It's a collage of photos of mannequins I took a long time ago in the Oaks Mall in Gainesville. I'm coming down with a cold, when that happens, my brain gets a little more abstract -- and that causes things like these.
I started goofing around with various combinations of filters available in my photo editing program. I don't have any certain look I'm trying to obtain; I simply find it fascinating how we can manipulate pictures to the point of creating new art from old images.
One thing I still hold firmly to though is that no number of filters can turn a bad photograph into a good one.
With that being said, these next few pictures are ones I snapped and then filtered for effect -- the photographs themselves aren't so much fantastic . . . or even interesting.
Day 31: Tractor.
This tractor belongs to my parents. It's really, really old, but it still runs . . . when it feels like it.
Day 32: Tree
I tinkered with high contrast and a photocopy filter of a dead tree. This is what developed. hehe. Not much to say about it.
Not much to say about this one either. It's a collage of photos of mannequins I took a long time ago in the Oaks Mall in Gainesville. I'm coming down with a cold, when that happens, my brain gets a little more abstract -- and that causes things like these.
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I think everyone's been a bum lately, and sick. It might be an east coast thing. But I have to say, I love the mannequins.
ReplyDeleteI like the mannequins. The composition is cool.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys! I think I'm going to try some more collage style work in the coming days.
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