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Centre pic, not sure of other content...anyone ? Strange to see Mick previously about hour ago playing in the street with the Dirty Rotten Hill Gang
In order to fill the empty space over the many (many!) bookcases in the library/dining room (library mostly, who am I kidding?), I bought a bunch of fancy 16x20 frames (on sale!) from Michaels, each of which will showcase a photo of one of my six furkids, as well as my childhood (well, young adulthood) friend, Shadow. In lieu of buying expensive matting for that high-end look, I built some faux mats into the photos themselves using Photoshop. A 16x20 print, by the by, is only $5 & change at Sam's Club.
Vivid contrast between the colours and their dark background. A surprisingly evocative, yet minimal poster, depicting silhouettes of the lakes in Milton Keynes, England.
Original design by popular art-creative, Robert Rusin.
Artist web www.mkfive.co.uk
Online store www.zazzle.co.uk/ziggymk
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In order to fill the empty space over the many (many!) bookcases in the library/dining room (library mostly, who am I kidding?), I bought a bunch of fancy 16x20 frames (on sale!) from Michaels, each of which will showcase a photo of one of my six furkids, as well as my childhood (well, young adulthood) friend, Shadow. In lieu of buying expensive matting for that high-end look, I built some faux mats into the photos themselves using Photoshop. A 16x20 print, by the by, is only $5 & change at Sam's Club.
(Jayne's photo was a wee bit hard, seeing as 99% of the photos I have are of her backside as she's running away from the camera!)
Fantastic, pin-sharp, 3' by 4' or 5' prints laid on the floor for display. The punters were allowed to walk on them!!!
I guess this is a measure of how blase we have become with the ultra high quality of much photography nowadays. The technology (and sheer creativity) on display was impressive.
I still couldn't bring myself to trample over work like this though.
Much of the technology, although amazing, is still out of reach of all but the filthiest of rich amateurs.