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(The kind proprietor of one of the first shops on the left side of the street convinced me to try on various traditional hats & masks.)
Insadong
29 May 2012
The Teen program for the day was to take fun pictures with some creative masks that Sti created. The kids had a great time putting on the masks and different personalities that went with them.
portrait shoot with victorian masks and dramatic lighting. These are un edited photographs straight out of the camera with no processing.
These are two of the traditional masks associated with Andong. They're used in the local mask dance. The one on the left is the Scholar. The masks are constructed so that they can change expression. If the dancer tilts his head forward, the mask seems to frown. If he tilts it backward, the mask seems to smile. These are from the Hahoe Mask Museum.
African inspiration.
One of the masks for the exhibition Sénégal au Féminin with Alliance Française.
Ceramic mask, 850ºC firing.
I have no idea what this is about, but I'm obsessed with this inuit mask and hands. This is cut-paper collage, colored pencil, ink and pencil on moleskine.
22/365: Mask
This is a beautiful mask left behind by a friend who had to move back home precipitously. It's luxurious, decadent, and gorgeous. It looks even better on a beautiful model.
Mask Girl
taken during Carnival here in the Nederlands.
This photo was taken on February 18, 2007 in Oosterhout, North Brabant, NL, using a Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi.