to cock a snook by wabe
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Another of those old experiments - how abstract can one be. As well 25-30 years old. Very simple. I projected the portrait of this very good friend (died much too early) onto a canvas (not kenwas) and shot it again from an angle. No computer needed.
Comments (11)
Djeser
Very cool grainy effect, Walther; I like the distortion as well, like a shadow. Excellent...even if so old!
FrenchKiss
Seems you had great fun experimenting back then, Walther! Love the look of this, the distortion and the canvas texturing. Wonderful job!
Belgareth
Very cool affect. Well done, Walther.
kenwas
Most creative and a fun technique. The uninhibited days of youth!
Shari123
A very unique experiment! It looks like you had a lot of fun way back then. Thank you for sharing your experimental series!
deevee
Very creative Walther! more experiments!!!!
romanceworks
That is quite a snoot you got out of your very creative shoot.:o) CC
Tedz
I like! Experimentation is good for the Soul :]
logiloglu
simply fascinating shadow. it reminds me on Pinochio.i like what you did,Walther. !!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!!! es tut mir sehr leid, das Dein Freund so fr schon sterben mue.
coa
Excellent photo shot, Walther! The grain really adds an interesting touch!!!
Lyne
The title might have lost something in the translation... have no idea what it means, almost afraind to ask.....but that aside, this is really fascinating...and was the person doing "shadow puppets" or was that also a happy accident?