Nikon D-90 Picture was run through Photoshop’s plastic wrap filter to give a waxy semi-flattened 2-D look and then run through the stained glass filter.
When you have a roll of thick masking tape and a face, you can’t help but pretend to be an emote…. right :-) enjoy x
This is a the continuation of my fire series. Eventhough it does look like it. :))) / These are ashes, still glowing, and i think in blue they look quite cool too, so since i couldnt decide which look better – i combined the two
ARTWORK FOR POEM CALLED HIS TRUTH… BY SHE / He gave in / He gave in And to her he confessed / His Rockes of Desires directed / Straight to her doorstep / Unannounced / He had lied and said he had called first / But her line was busy. / He knew she had call waiting / But he needed to / Lie / He was afraid of her variable nature / Changing up like a river flow with / High waters that always made him think / And low flowing mud slides / He would glide down joyfully into her heart She had taken her fleshy switch to him / Good and hard / Like smoke the background music of Indian Sutras seeped quietly into the pain that was his doubt Most of his life he hated background music / But her lighting strike whip / Blending with what seemed like irrational sensual notes which for him had no continuity to hold onto nor familiar rhythm to make him feel secure; allowed a different ease of which he had never known…you could say he felt a ‘truth’. She had said truth was only as good as you feel Softly she had touched his bruised soul and said, / “Baby how do you feel today?” He knew that he would never let her go / He could be pulled across the barren sands / Of time by nomads caravans / where he simply was a common / Slave / Let the wounds fester from days before / When he was chained to an oasis of mundane / Resolutions / And by all standards of decency he would also allow the snake pit of his peers to devour his holiness… / But he would never let her go. And that is exactly what she wanted to hear. Linaji 2009
My friends’ wedding. / They were leaving the church…and that bouquet was too inviting to shoot….so..SNAP. / I added some treatment to make it the subject of my art. / Location – just outside San Girgor Church Zejtun CANON EOS 400D This / work / has / been / produced / by / Christian / Zammit / Kindly / click / on / photo / below. / Visit my gallery
See if you can guess where this is, it’s obvious if you know, if you don’t i imagine not quite so obvious (in that, I didn’t notice it was obvious at all until I opened in on the pc..) / As-is image from my beautiful Olympus E-510 Oh, and those who were with me when I took this shot, needless to say you’re banned from commenting regarding it’s situation.
Aight, so i moved on from photographing clouds to doing the same with fire flames. Progress eh….:))) / Well, this is a stiched pic the same manipulated fire. Changed colour, flipped and all….why? Because, personally i see some shapes here. Its like the figure (in shape of a ghost) on the left is fighting against the figure on the right, which looks like an owl. And my mum thinks they appear to be dancing. lol
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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