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Sidie Hollow County Park
near Viroqua, Wisconsin ...gateway to America's unglaciated, Driftless Region ...a small portion of Earth that has miraculously watched virtually unperturbed as each ice age came and went. Viroqua, forever unglaciated it seems.
POV: Cloudscape
The POV series is inspired by the subject of point of view and how one frames the world.
POV: Cloudscape is inspired by the idea of looking at clouds and seeing different things through one's imagination. Human beings, also being composed of mostly water, thus see each other and one-selves in different light and as separate beings, despite them all inherently being made of the same stuff. How one experiences an object or another person, is really how one experiences themselves.
Media: wood, acrylic, string, metal, paper, glassine, and frame corners.
Size: 2.5' X 4.5' X 1'
Prise mi février, aux alentours de midi avec le 400D, objectif Sigma 18-200, 1/100ème à f16, Iso 100, focale 18mm.
Captured mid February, around 12 o'clock. Gear : Canon 400D, Sigma lens 18-200, 1/100, f16, Iso 100, 18mm.
Took this shot for a weekly theme - cloudscape
I think this is the one I'll enter, but i also took another panoramic view at a wider angle.
Which do you prefer?
January 11, 2014 to February 22, 2014
In her new exhibition cloudscape, Montreal-based artist Hannah Claus presents a sculptural installation both simple and complex. Enveloping the gallery space like a slow moving fog, thousands of vellum ovals are methodically arranged in amorphous formations. Claus' process driven practice reflects upon accumulation and time, and her works are imbued with references to earthly elements: water, stone and sky. If in earlier works, Claus examined pattern and repetition in relation to domestic design, language and identity, in cloudscape, form and dissolution are inextricably linked with landscape and the intangible.
Hannah Claus completed her undergraduate work at the Ontario College of Art and Design in 1997 and obtained her Master’s of Fine Art from Concordia University in 2004. Her installations have been exhibited throughout Canada, as well as in the United States, Switzerland, Germany, Chile and Mexico. In her artistic practice, she explores the relationship between the material and immaterial through a process-based approach. Hannah is a member of the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte, and lives and works in Montreal.
One of my wee promotional clips for the benefit of my portfolio site (still in progress) www.martinwallgren.com. Timelapse created from 637 RAW-images processed in Lightroom 2 and sequenced in Photoshop CS4. The final cutting was made in Apple's iMovie in full HD 1920x1080p. Free music from www.royaltyfreemusic.com
I rarely take photos of just clouds. This evening, though, it was the only way to really show what was going on. All 12 mm was necessary to get this in the frame. No special processing was done.
POV: Cloudscape
The POV series is inspired by the subject of point of view and how one frames the world.
POV: Cloudscape is inspired by the idea of looking at clouds and seeing different things through one's imagination. Human beings, also being composed of mostly water, thus see each other and one-selves in different light and as separate beings, despite them all inherently being made of the same stuff. How one experiences an object or another person, is really how one experiences themselves.
Media: wood, acrylic, string, metal, paper, glassine, and frame corners.
Size: 2.5' X 4.5' X 1'