Small Scale Fabricated Photography, Toy Photography History, Art Creation Musings
Re-looking, re-thinking, re-editing, re-considering. I've been in an off mood lately. You know the one. Routine gets the best of you and you have no motivation to work on the one thing that would break you out of the mood (Daily Prompt: The Zone). Hosting the One Word Photo Challenge really helps me in that... Continue Reading →
A bit of a Dexter inspired image today. Black trash bags at the bottom of the sea. What do they contain? If you've ever watched Dexter, you know what his had inside them. These? Well, they can hold whatever you'd like them to. And my version: Air dry clay, floral sand, fabric leaves and cut... Continue Reading →
What I believe will be my last grainy, shot with flash, black and white ones for awhile - but I suppose that's left to be determined... Abstracted close-ups of bath water. The last 4 make me think of rivers, with land masses throughout. There are mountains in the distance.
O scale people, photographed underwater in black and white. Shadows swirl and creep around the mysterious figures. Update: as of 3:00 this afternoon, I created and added a gif to this post :) {I rarely take black and white images, and therefore never contribute to Cee's Black and White Photo Challenge, but what better luck than... Continue Reading →
The vertical plane is floral foam, the base foamcore. The green areas are painted and covered in polyfiber with train model trees strewn about. The water basin is carved out from the foam core, painted and covered in a single layer of plastic wrap. The water fall portion is carved out of the floral foam... Continue Reading →
I now present to you Gears, the curvy, grungy, foggy, gold follow up to the straight, shiny, clean, silver Nuts & Bolts. Gears is built out of 1mm - 15mm in width watch parts, assembled with E6000 and placed on top of and in front of bendable, scrapbooking mirrors. The mirrors were sprayed with gold rubber stamp ink... Continue Reading →
This challenge has made me realize that I really don't concentrate much on circles and curves in my photography. I think I will challenge myself to do this in the near future, and maybe I'll do a follow-up post.
