Recent Work

  • all in a bottle... by navybrat

    I scream inside… / let it out…! / can’t go outside, / just a facade in tout, inner griefs to mourn, / words caught up in limbo, / sentiments fused and torn, / my crown, a melancholic halo… (the poem, to be continued….) 4 pictures, / cropped, cut, / transparencies, / smudges and burns, / 76 layers, / Corel X4, / airbrushed, / digital painting, / effects and color / adjustments in PS…

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  • She-Devil by ~Angel Warda~

    A mirror image of me. Didin’t adjust the red eyes. They make me look like a She-Devil.

  • Don't promise me by Lior Goldenberg

    Digital mixed media (view large please) / Copyright © LiorG 2008

  • Business or Pleasure? by Lior Goldenberg

    Digitally manipulated photograph / Copyright © LiorG 2008 Add Lior Goldenberg to your watchlist

  • Past & Present by Kitsmumma

    This photograph was taken using the TtV technique and is part of my TtV: Through the Viewfinder Series Photographed using a 50 year old vintage Argoflex Seventy-five and a Canon. Best viewed LARGE

  • Dual personality....yin yang... by valzart

    ..let me introduce you to the ancient Chinese world of Yin + Yang…the enclosed energy circle of opposites in UNITY…................... The original painting has been digitalized + bubblized lol!

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  • gordon brown future i by morphfix

    digital art from the mind of m.r.d.

  • Miggy by John Hooton

    Miggy photographed in the style of Vladimir Tretchikoff. If you don’t know who he was you will certainly have seen his work. The painter of the ‘Chinese Girl’ and ‘Balinese Girl’ and other ladies from the Orient and beyond. Prints of his work hang in literally millions of homes throughout the world. He was reputedly the worlds wealthiest artist after Picasso! Miggy was photographed in my front room and the sky was shot with my point and shoot on a trip to the supermarket. The two images were combined to create this single image. Technical Details: Main shot: / Camera: Nikon D200 / Lens: 18-200mm f3.5 / Focal Length: 55mm / ISO: 100 / Exposure: 1/125 sec at f /11 / Lighting: Bowens Flash 500W Single Umbrella / Post Processing: Photoshop CS3 Background: / Camera: Nikon Coolpix P5100 / Focal Length: 18.5mm / ISO: 64 / Exposure: 1/250 sec at f /6.0 / Post Processing: Photoshop CS3 © 2007 John Hooton /

  • After the Fire 1 by Marita

    Liquid light photograph. This photo was taken a year after the bush fires in the Snowy Mountains

About This Group

A group to show your creative talents outside the normal photographic methods. We want works that break down the collective thought of what photography is, and show that often thinking outside of the lens can produce very beautiful works in their own right.

Works here can be done using cyanotypes, van dyke, liquid light, etc. They can be montages or photograms, they can be works where you have drawn over the top of the photograph. It could have been that you used a camera that is not considered as the “norm”, like polaroids or a pinhole. They could have been photographs that were cut/ripped apart and stitched/taped back together. You could have an interesting use of toners that show brush marks or splatters. You could have scratched into the negative. Digital wise you can use Photoshop to create wondrous works that break down reality that other photography groups won’t allow, but the works must have a noticeable photographic beginning.

I have featured some of the works that I believe epitomises what this group is all about. The artists have experimented with photography and photographic processes to develop works that go beyond the normal approach while still maintaining a sense of resolve.

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