Me.BIOI used to be a medical technologist (member of the A.S.C.P. and all that) -- my background was mostly in hematology, immunology and clinical chemistry. While working at American Red Cross (merging all three of those together) I went to Loyola of Los Angeles law school. Now I'm an attorney in private practice (although I still keep my medical technologist's license current and I still do research from time to time).
I am allergic to cats and live with 16 of them - most of whom are handicapped (maimed by people or cars ... in one case just plain mad as a hatter). And two dogs too. So, a lot of my photos and other artwork are of them.
I've had no artistic training, none in photography either. I'm just a wannabe when it comes to art, but I'm working hard to improve and I have hope of attending art school someday.
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Comments (5)
blueline
great image, but I think, possibly, it would have looked better with a different color/texture for the floor... breaking up the monotony of too much of that color in the image...otherwise it is a wonderful image... Scott
Artzy
Nice Work!
rickymaveety
Honestly, the tank room is intended to be a rather drab and monotonous place. A rather vast and cold space. Not exciting or warm and cuddly. So, I chose the sameness of concrete walls and concrete floor with a plan in mind. If you got a cold and monotonous feeling, then I think I succeeded .... and thanks. Ricky
BOOMER
Nice work. If you dropped the diffusion down a little bit, it would detail the textures a bit more. A little less intensity on the lighting and a skightly darker light color would add to that cold look. I like it.
rickymaveety
Thanks, Boomer. I'll give those suggestions a try.