Reflections remind us to experience our environment as another element. Whether it is a duplication of an image, or a conscious critique within ourselves, we can contemplate our surroundings. My artist's book contains elemental reflections that inspire the viewer to observe and decipher its true meaning. Allow the images to transport you to another realm, if only for a moment.
This must be a new addition to your book. I love how the words 'art gallery' are reflected. What happened to the picture with the clock in the background? That one was my favorite. :)
Your pictures have been very beutiful so far. I really like your idea and I can't wait to see what kinds of reflections you find everywhere. I miss the clock picture too. Keep up the good work!
i am liking these because it makes me stop and notice what i pass by a lot lately. it will be interesting to see what else comes up. are you planning to do a lot in recognizable settings?
This is a very nice photograph. I really like your idea of capturing reflections because it is something that is around us every day but we don't usually take the time to look at them. You could do a lot with this series and I can't wait to see what else you capture!
I like your overall theme for your artists book especially the part pertaining to "reflections". It lets the audience look at the photo and lets them imagine what they feel the photo might encompass and what the photo is trying to say.
I am intrigued by the way you worked with the word "dupliCITY' The emphasis on "city" makes me want to see urban landscapes--is that a direction you plan to go? There are lots of mirrors and windows downtown.
This must be a new addition to your book. I love how the words 'art gallery' are reflected. What happened to the picture with the clock in the background? That one was my favorite. :)
ReplyDeleteYour pictures have been very beutiful so far. I really like your idea and I can't wait to see what kinds of reflections you find everywhere. I miss the clock picture too. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteDanielle Otos
i am liking these because it makes me stop and notice what i pass by a lot lately.
ReplyDeleteit will be interesting to see what else comes up. are you planning to do a lot in recognizable settings?
You have a wonderful eye for capturing images. I think these photos so far have been really beautiful. I'm anxious to see more. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a very nice photograph. I really like your idea of capturing reflections because it is something that is around us every day but we don't usually take the time to look at them. You could do a lot with this series and I can't wait to see what else you capture!
ReplyDelete-Sarah Whitfield
I like your overall theme for your artists book especially the part pertaining to "reflections". It lets the audience look at the photo and lets them imagine what they feel the photo might encompass and what the photo is trying to say.
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE your idea and photos! I also love taking photos of reflections! I can't wait to see more! Good luck and keep up with the good work!
- Melissa :)
We have already talked about both your projects and I think they both are moving in the right direction, just keep it going.
ReplyDeleteI agree--Keep going!
ReplyDeleteI am intrigued by the way you worked with the word "dupliCITY' The emphasis on "city" makes me want to see urban landscapes--is that a direction you plan to go? There are lots of mirrors and windows downtown.
Val
Val-I am trying to mirror the two "I's" but the visual aspect doesn't agree with my computer savvyness.
ReplyDeleteElaine
it's hard to add on to what has been said. but so far the images we are seeing are strong. just keep working at it
ReplyDeleteThese are some great images. I really like the one with the mirror against the fence. You have a good eye.
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