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This is a photograph made with a 1940's 4 x 5 camera joined to a flat bed scanner. The scanner photograph offers an image, which, in addition to being inherently three dimensional, reveals the fourth dimension in a unique way. Each ‘exposure’ occurs over a number of minutes, or as little as one minute. The opposite ends of the image are captured at entirely different moments in time, not all at once as in a ‘typical’ photograph. The image has not been 'photoshopped' except to adjust tonal value. [model: Gerald Saunders; release on file]
I came across an art group recently that provides ideas and techniques to keep one motivated and trying new things in art. It is called Art from the Heart. It has tons of ideas and resources and videos...
The August challenge is Scanner Art... making art on your flatbed scanner. I was very intrigued by this concept. I made a few scans this morning which I have posted below. I think I will be doing more of these...
Assembly and testing area for moving head laser projectors incorporating 100 mW green DPSS lasers and P-R 30K scanners with ILDA Db25 or DMX input.
Today I had the opportunity to visit with Bill Lu and his staff at the workshop of P-R Laser in Shanghai. They manufacture scanners, small DPSS lasers and assemble those into systems for the domestic and export markets. Here we can see scanner armatures being wound and coated.