BIOSomeone once asked me what was my passion? My anwser was photography. Nothing gets me excited like a good black & white print. I have always drawn and discovered photography in my early teens. Fell in love with it and went to The Art institute of Atlanta in the late '70s majoring in photo. Worked in a custom lab for a few years and realy developed my printing skills. Did feelance off & on but it didn't pay well. I've been working for about 20 yrs. & am one of the owners in a Mining Equip. company. Not very artistic but it led me to doing CAD work. From there I got a copy of PhotoshopLE which led to harder CG drugs. I got involved in 3D and then felt a need to show people some of the things I enjoyed making. So I learned a bit of htm and made a web site or two.
I hope you enjoy the images I post. I have a great time making them and this too is my passion.
Mark G.
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Comments (4)
drcebolleta
Excellent!!!
frymarkdesign
very cool!
Elcet
Very original and funny snapshot! More recently, Disneyland from Paris made the same experiment. It is surprising that you did this shot in BW, because people currently did color slides and prints at least since the sixties, not to mention even earlier Agfacolor and Kodachrome 1 (10 ISO…) slides. But I admit that I did also the same until 72-74 because of easiness of film and print processing at home. Now I have still kept the enlarger (a 2 1/4 x 2 3/4 Krokus 3 Color from Meopta, with a brand new color head), I tried to sell it for a couple of dollars some weeks ago but without any success. I really enjoy your photos (and pencil drawings)! Do post more! 5+!
mtc
Bravo for this "archive-style" image! The funniest is to see how the two people in the left "help" the artist not to fall! In France, there is a wall which shows the same hand prints. It is always something which attracts the tourists. On December 16th, our son, Remail (also a Renderosity artist), had a little boy, Nicolas. For Christmas, Nicolas made us his first gift: the print of his hand and foot in plaster! Pure happiness!