Artwork Comments

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  vampvamp almost 9 years ago

  wow.
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  Scott d'Almeida almost 9 years ago

  brilliant
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  Grant Bissett almost 9 years ago

  saw the balls a couple of months ago, very impressive but they didn’t look nearly as good as this
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  onetonshadow almost 9 years ago

  my balls are better, you might say.
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  Mel Brackstone almost 9 years ago

  An amazing artist….you’ve made his work seem even more interesting!
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  AS P almost 9 years ago

  cross processed mmh? one day you might actually try and let the magic do it!
  Not saying that this shot isn’t great, but I’m sure you’d enjoy Holga’s natural beauty too.
  That reminds me I should do more cross processing!
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  onetonshadow almost 9 years ago

  the thing is i quite enjoy the holga for the total unpredictability, so x-processing just helps add to the unknown clusterfuck of a process. i also like to leave films on the dashboard of a car on a hot day or freeze them in a bowl of water. I want to make it tough for the film.
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  Paul Vanzella almost 9 years ago

  Pretty wild image, just love the feel here!
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  aglaia b almost 9 years ago

  i even have rolls that are over 10 years old and have yet to process. i wonder if i’ll ever get to them and if they even survive it with the weather they have had to content with. hehehe
  this piece has such excitement when viewing it. ;-)
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  onetonshadow almost 9 years ago

  woah there, 10 years, that’ll look like a mushroom field.
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  Steven Sandner over 7 years ago

  Fantastic! …makes me what it was? …sculpture or a statue with shiny balls of sorts? do they still sell that format of film???
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  onetonshadow over 7 years ago

  It was called The Tall tree and The Eye and yes, the film is Kodak E100, cross processed. Readily available from all good film shops. Or the internet.
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  paintbrushpuke about 7 years ago

  this blows my mind!