Workshop
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This is a shot of Dan from a portfolio shoot he requested. Dan works incredibly hard on his body yet in shoots at times tenses up. We have spoken about this many times and for this shoot he seemed so much more in the moment. Even in a body shot such as this I believe his more relaxed energy is so adding to the shot’s impact. I believe both men and women , no matter how good they look, can worry about how they appear to others. However if we just relax we tend to look better anyway. Further as a male looking at this pic I feel empowered rather than jealous and I think much of this is due to the energy of the photo when taken. I am really passionate about running workshops pertaining to images such as these. I have set up a group to promote and feature these workshops. / Empowered Beauty / Also please visit my personal website www.leapoffaith.com.au
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A mechanic’s little angel.
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A Porch and a lovely girl in a red dress. / Good match…. /
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This is another pic I have taken of Dan. Years ago when I started my business there was an American poster series titled Determination. I loved this series and when I saw this shot felt that it had a very similar look. Feel that Dan is very much in the moment and as such is projecting a very powerful energy. For those interested in photographing images like this please visit -Empowered Beauty / www.leapoffaith.com.au – my personal website
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Acrylic on Canvas 75×100cm. (Commission – Original Sold) A snippet from my blog 21 April 2009 / Painting Commission – Claudia’s Gift A couple of months ago I was asked to do a rather unusual commission. I say unusual because the buyer saw a painting of mine on the internet. They considered purchasing it, but after much deliberation decided instead to commission a work. The original inspiration for their commission being my painting ‘Between Takes’ as pictured below. / ! / http://images-1.redbubble.net/img/art/backingcolor:white/product:greeting-card/view:preview/2340565-4-between-takes.jpg! The young buyer (through her Mum’s wallet) had several requests and thankfully they put them all together in a brief for me which I worried about being able to stick to. / Here’s a snippet of that brief: / She likes the female in Between Takes because she is: / -Pretty, elegant and sassy with delicate features, yet she is fun, bold and out there / -She is wearing a very fashionable/designer/funky outfit (very youthful appearance with use of the striped legs) / -She loves the white fluff of the skirt, it is interesting and softens the outfit beautifully / -it is a full body painting and not just a head and torso / -it is simple and clean with not too much distraction, it is very much about the girl / -she’s not wearing any jewellery / -fun dramatic/theatrical feel / -bold yet delicate/beautiful detail / -she loves the colours and in particular the lime green/yellow background / Colours she likes: / -pink/purple/lime yellow/lime green/black/gray/silver/white / Other Preferences: / -Medium length layered hair/colour similar to By The Light Of The Silver Moon (no fringe/medium brown with purple/other coloured streaks) / -Eye colour being hazel/green / -Devon Rex Tigerlily Purple (larger female cat) / -Cat not to dominate painting / We did wonder if we could incorporate fashionable fairy wings in her designer outfit (fluff and silver leaf perhaps)?! Commissions can be difficult because they normally come after a painting that has been painted intuitively. I tend to just paint and enjoy the process and let my instincts lead me. With commissions there is much more work on a conscious level – and the challenge is in being able to please the buyer, stick to the brief, maintain a sense of spontanaity and most importantly not to compromise one’s own style and enjoyment. After all, a painting done without love and enjoyment is not a painting worth owning. One only needs to look at the thousands of cheap mass produced paintings being produced in Asia and then later easily discarded when the decor is changed. I strongly feel that work of this type diminishes the value of one off pieces painted with love and care, not to mention that these are potential artists with much to offer the world, churning our mass produced cheap pieces because of the need to support their families. / / So, with all this in mind, and me being well and truly a month over the patient client’s requested deadline, I present to you “Claudia’s Gift”. One thing must be said and that is that the photograph doesn’t do this painting justice. The small elements of silver leaf, pearlescent effect and subtle textures are lost and flattened out in the digital image. However, I think the photograph still enables the viewer to enjoy an overall sense of the completed artwork. Thank You as always for visiting… and stay safe. x Carmen. Please visit my blog and if you like it sign up as a follower. This is where I ramble and muse and put on display much of my daily activities as an artist.
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The inventor’s workshop / / Click to view by category / / Fractal Images Images from Nature HDR Images Flower Portraits Night/Low Light Images Architectural Images Landscape Images Infrared Images / / / Random Images / /
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Sparks of hot molten steel are ejected as Weston-super-Mare’s blacksmith Nathan Bennett re-forms a freshly heated strip of iron. Nathan was happy for me to stand at a safe distance while I worked hard to click in synchrony with his hammer strikes. In the film era this would have been a much more expensive exercise, for sure! I’ve had lots of great feedback from this photo (in other places as well as on RedBubble) and I was pleased to give Nathan a RedBubble-laminated print as a thank-you gift. / . / / .
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HDR image of a makeshift workshop located with the old Cellulose Factory, (old paper mill), Millicent South Australia. Great lighting and huge open factory with roof height windows capturing that late afternoon sun. Canon 400D 18-55 lens Three shot HDR adapted in Photomatix. The old datsun in for more repairs than its probably worth.
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Humility is something that I am seeking for myself above all else. I believe that this quality allows any person maximal strength and freedom. Also maximal enjoyment of life. The model in this shot, Mel, was very nervous when she arrived for her shoot. We had a very long and deep talk and she seemed to relax so quickly. As the shoot progressed she released more and more of her true self. In this photo I believe she was very relaxed and very humble. I so see enormous strength and composure in her eyes. On another note I am running my last workshop for 08 on the 13th of December. As part of this workshop we will be looking at creating portraits such as this one. / Empowered Beauty / www.leapoffaith.com.au – my personal website
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Devil Model / thanks to Marcus J. Ranum at DA
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gods workshop…. dealing with the idea of god not as a concept but in a realistic sense. A creator toiling away alone in a workshop.. experimenting and perfecting. The frst in a series… END TAPE
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Kingyo means Gold Fish in Japanese. This is my company logo for my digital photography workshops in Sydney and Japan.
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