A WINDOW TO THE UNDERWORLD by SNAKEY

Photography • Abstract • posted on Mar 22, 2004

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A special thanks to all the friends at Renderosity for their appreciation of my work. Working with the media for 15 years and staying behind the moving camera, this is a nice change to be working with the still images. Even though I enjoy working with the still images captured by snakey, I do not have the patience for capturing it. I leave that to him........;) Love to all!!! ~ Deepa ~

Comments (28)

vjerana

7:45AM | Mon, 22 March 2004

This is very nice abstract photo...excellent shot V!!!

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creanum

7:56AM | Mon, 22 March 2004

Nice and abstract image

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Mikan

7:56AM | Mon, 22 March 2004

Strange abstract...make u think about many things..~Mihai~

unzy

8:39AM | Mon, 22 March 2004

Well done Raj and Deepa, a good idea, like a window to the symbolical chtonian world : the world of inconsciousness who is also the door of the inner world... I love both symbolical and shot. EXL+++++++

Kropot

8:47AM | Mon, 22 March 2004

Yeah, I have a strong symbolicel idear with this. Love the gras peeping through that broke part. Excellent work.

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glix70

8:55AM | Mon, 22 March 2004

Great emotions in this excellent abstract image... the window to enter in the heart of the earth!!! Thanks for sharing it and thanks for your deep love!!! Continue so dear friend!!! :)

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Lary

9:03AM | Mon, 22 March 2004

Yep! very interesting and congrats for your great works! Thanks for sharing them! :)

VicB

9:18AM | Mon, 22 March 2004

You do a great work together...this window can open everyone's imagination, even mine !

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odie

9:19AM | Mon, 22 March 2004

Very creative. What a great idea!

Serious

9:26AM | Mon, 22 March 2004

I've been thinking that working with a movie camera is much more difficult job than photoart... and requeers much more talent, by the way. Sometimes I see in a good movie work many frames that whould counted as genious captures if they were made by a photographer and not the cameraman... for him it's just an everyday work :-( This is strange to me you're saying that you have a difficulty to work with a photocam, I would glad to here something more about it from you :-) That window is outstanding; perfect work!

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SNAKEY

10:52AM | Mon, 22 March 2004

Dear Serious, firstly leme make it clear that when I wrote ' behind the moving camera' i really dint mean it that I am a Camerawoman. Sorry, if I got you confused there. I am in the media and am a producer and hence behind camera action is what I meant but I agree with you , working as a producer is equally tough job cause most times the composition goes from the producer to the cameraman, he is just a technican craftsman who is carrying out the command and my ideas. Moreover there is more to production than mere photo or camera element, I have plenty other consderation in my mind. Working in a documentary or movie is way diffrent than working in the media - You have no luxury. What else you would like to know?? I will be glad to share. ty..~ Deepa ~

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