After spending most of the past few weeks exploring how my new On1 software can be used for photoart fuckery, I’m now playing with it as more of a straight-up processing platform. On the left is 5280LM’s own Michael Pecaut, who should post here more often.
Street Art, RiNo, Denver
Not that there’s no fuckery afoot, of course. Continue reading
Hel: Abstract
Denver Art Museum
B/W version of the previous.
Two slightly different edits of a shot I took this morning out at the Denver Art Museum. Basically I moved the light a little. Which do you like better?
The Famous Blue Bear – Denver Convention Center
… perhaps I shouldn’t have had that third glass of wine today …
Some day, someone’s gonna make me stop doing this … but not today!
There was an empty room at the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, FL – why would it be empty? I decided to set my camera to a timed shot to see what it would reveal. The light bouncing into the empty space made bands of grey. Pretty cool – regardless of the intention of the empty space.
Playing off Denny’s image yesterday of highly organized intersecting lines – this group of shadows and lines refuses to be so polished. This image is a reflection from the Ai Weiwei exhibit Bang at the Vancouver Art Gallery.
In this version I was able to experience the drips flush against the left wall but straight on to the right.
Screaming Walls an exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery. I found myself wanting to interact with this wall of ink. I took this image with my camera flat against the wall and shot up to the ceiling. I liked the uncertainty of the ink against the certain geometry of the building.
