Artistic Representation by PeeWee05

Photography • Still Life • posted on Aug 25, 2005

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I've loaded this pic under the genre Still Life because that is what I feel this pic represents ... Your life in still motion capture. The pieces on the floor part of your old used up life, a teenage stumbling block / that first shitty career attempt ... The stick burns down faster in a breeze as does your life related to stress. Everything is a symbol. Challenge yourself to see objects as representations. Thanx for viewing and comments always welcome.

Comments (10)

ModestyB

3:58AM | Thu, 25 August 2005

Nice compo,shadow and colourtone..pitty that its a bit blurry.

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PeeWee05

5:30AM | Thu, 25 August 2005

I didn't really know how to get rid of that, I'd appreciate any postwork tips...

john010766

9:34AM | Thu, 25 August 2005

HI PeeWee lovely compo and framin, I like this a lot, reminds of me getting close to 40, love the lightin, wonderful, keep it up darling

Tedz

11:46AM | Thu, 25 August 2005

Cool Compo...and the Words are fantastic...no breeze for Me....it is now a howling Gale.

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Enmos

4:46PM | Thu, 25 August 2005

Amazing artistic work here, love that lighting and especially the diverting(is that the word?) shadow !! Superb work here !!! :o)

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jocko500

9:35PM | Thu, 25 August 2005

real cool ideal

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Dotthy

9:06AM | Fri, 26 August 2005

stunning work!!!!!!!!!!!!

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maggiemai

8:58PM | Mon, 29 August 2005

Ooooh...I like it! :-) Very deep and thought provoking comments to go with it as well. Excellent play with light and shadow. Cool photo PeeWee!!! :-) Not much you can do with a blurry pic in postwork that I know of... You can leave it for that dreamy, soft effect, try sharpening a little but that usually doesn't help, or you can take another pic...lol Mine come out blurry sometimes when there isn't enough light if I don't have the focus right.

Butchered_Images

9:05PM | Tue, 30 August 2005

well everything has been said........I think the lack of focus is an integral part of this though

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