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Tag Archives: Photoshopped
The “Artified” Photograph
Because I painted for many years in traditional media (oils and acrylics), I’ve always had mixed feelings about photographs that are photoshopped to look like paintings. I always thought of it as cheating. There is a certain aesthetic and sense … Continue reading
Posted in Anecdotes, Art, Personal, Photography
Tagged Canon, Effects, Fine Art Photography, Norman Rockwell, Painting, Paparazzi, Photo, Photo-editing, Photography, Photoshopped, Plug-ins, PowerShot, Pub, Topaz, Traditional Painting
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Projet Sage Nu
While I wait excitedly for next week’s photo shoot with my first volunteer model, words that encapsulate this new project continue to formulate in my head: THE NUDE has been admired, studied, and discussed for over two millennia, having made its … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Photography, Projects, Writing
Tagged Aging, Ancient Greece, Beauty, Beauty Myths, Camera, Composition, Depth of Field, Fine Art Photography, Grandmother, Hands, Humanity, Ideal Beauty, Immortality, Impermanence, Ingres, La Grande Odalisque, Mature, Meditative, Mother, Nude, Nude Photography, Objectification, Obsession, Photoshopped, Sculpture, Seated Nudes, Sexual Objectification, Society, Youth
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