Showing posts with label wall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wall. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Cross Town Traffic


Usually my images have smooth color, but this one has a rougher finish, almost like an oil painting, by leaving in the coarse digital brush finish.

When we travel to work we should try and enjoy it otherwise we are pre-stressing ourselves before we even start work. This junction in Lublin is my favorite - it has no magnificent buildings, no traditional buildings, but pretty standard ones. What is good is that the rising sun shines down one of the streets, filling the whole junction with glorious light, making the tarmac silvery and glowing.

Crossing the junction is a trolleybus, looking here rather like a tram.

This image is available for sale at Photo4me, framed and ready to hang!

Monday, November 21, 2011

Mall Meeting

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Photographing people in natural settings is hard, and you often end up with an image much different to the one that you planned. That is not a problem if you are interested in art, but it could be if you are interested in skill. For art it is essential to find those ways to slip into the unexplored without a roadmap, while skill is about producing a predefined piece of work. Therefore, for art to end up with the unexpected is the ideal outcome, but in terms of craft skill then you have failed to produce the intended product.

Sunday, November 20, 2011

The RAF Roundel 1

This image is available for sale at Photo4me, framed and ready to hang!

It seems such an alien process for people to use what is around them, the focus of society, education and business is 'a special tool or product for each individual purpose'. This image shows 2 plates and a bowl on a table, and while I could have drawn the lot from scratch it would have ignored one of the uses of a camera - to capture variations in light and shadows.

I am working on another version of this image, with a bigger roundel shape. I am hoping that someone will appreciate an RAF roundel type image that is not the standard type of image found with these things.