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I am posting the third of the six images we got at yesterday's antique show.
I am not quite sure if this should be called a faux decorative mask or if the cards with decorative masks should be called faux examples of this kind of foreground. I have seen and commented on some examples on other photostreams but this is the first obvious example I have found.
Johnson & Co. of Buena Vista, Colorado did not make or purchase a mask to add a decorative border to this photograph. Instead they built a foreground with cotton batting, artificial flowers, leaves, and grass to create the effect. This would seem to be more trouble and expense than a mask but it would be easier to print since it is a single negative.
The effect seems more awkward than a mask but I find the photograph with the ernest young woman against a lace background rather charming. I am including it with the set of printed masks because it seems to be trying for the same effect.
Seattle, WA. USA Dec. 23, 2017 Animal rights activist wearing a Guy Fawkes during a peaceful demostratin
Rabbi Zusya said that on the Day of Judgment, God would ask him, not why he had not been Moses, but why he had not been Zusya.
Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
~ Dr. Seuss
Captured during ColorFest 2011 at the foot of the Catoctin Mountains.
A reminder that masks can be like a prison that we alone hold the key to. Years ago I gave that key to God and experienced the freedom to be me, but I still like to wear a mask -- on Halloween! :-) Am I too old to Trick-or-Treat as Indiana Jones?
If you came from either David or Sheree's photostream and you're looking for Canadian Zombies, here they are.
Sometimes it's okay to feel down,
make sure to keep true.
Left alone from the rest,
all for that silent sound.
I designed these (and more to come) by mixing features from tribal masks of several different cultures. Pics of the process are on our blog- honeybijou.blogspot.com/2012/04/masks.html
Pattern: Swine-Flu Masque
Yarn: Garnstudio DROPS Muskat
Needles: US 4 and 5
I'm prepared to deal with the crisis! :p Knit this on Sunday and wore it into work today.
Blattmaske. Anfang 13. Jh.
Motiv an der rechten Konsole des Bamberger Reiters,
Bamberg Dom
Linker Pfeiler vor dem Georgen- (Ost-)chor
Ernst Böhm (1890–1963, Gebrauchsgrafiker und Maler. Bucheinbände, Briefmarken, Schriftgestaltung)
Vignette
auf dem Bucheinband
120 x 65 mm
Wilhelm Pinder
Walter Hege
»Der Bamberger Dom und seine Bildwerke«
Berlin, Deutscher Kunstverlag, 1926; 1933/2
Not any person who have a Canon or a Nikon (pro. camera) , can say that he is professional ..
Stop hydeing behind the "MASKS" = pro. camera , and just be "YOU"
Exhibition in the context of the Commedia dell'arte Days. Italian Institute of Culture, Kraków, Poland
I was inspired to create this Photoshop mask after speaking with Russell Preston Brown of Adobe Systems. He showed me a very simple mask, made from a Photoshop box. The mask had two holes for the eyes and a large hole for the mouth. We both thought it would be cool to enhance this simple Photoshop masking idea and show how to make a feathered mask with Photoshop CS4. This bird mask was made entirely out of Adobe Photoshop CS4 boxes. Masking, feathering, packaging...it's all there!
You can see the time lapse video of it's construction on You Tube