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Facial expressions of Susheela Punitha - very expressive eyes
"Our eyes are exceptionally formed to catch attention and easily reveal the direction of gaze. Basically, eyes provide us with insights into when something meaningful is happening,"
Artwork done for slashTHREE Expressions book.
"After five long months of dedicated and passionate hard work on the part of slashTHREE's artists and Creative Directors, we are very proud to unveil "Expressions"; a collection of works from artists who have stood out among the slashTHREE family over our collective's short yet gratifying existence. This unique, once-in-a-lifetime collection gives you the chance to take a trip into the creative minds of some of the world's finest digital illustrators.
The books is ten (10) inches by eight (8), and fifty-eight (58) pages in length, containing some of the best pieces of art ever created for a slashTHREE exhibition, as well as twenty-six (26) illustrations that have never been seen before, all printed in impeccable quality. With only fifty (50) copies of "Expressions" to be printed, as well as twenty-five (25) hardcover versions, it is an extremely limited edition."
Here you can see the book preview: www.behance.net/Gallery/slashTHREE-Expressions-Book/267247
Or you can buy it from here: slashthree.bigcartel.com/
Christmas morning 1915, Englewood, New Jersey. My father celebrated his first Christmas in the arms of his big sister. The clothes, decorations and old fashioned toys may be of another era, but my aunt's expression would match any child's today.
The picture was taken in 1915 and printed in 1916, as written on the photo.
This is an old family photo that I tried to enhance a bit in photoshop. The original is below in comments.
A Kathakli artist's shot while performing dance. These artist put on very heavy makeup which helps their expressions to shine even more during performance.
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Mirada is a dancer at Rhythmic-Expressions in Tempe, AZ. She was one of the dancers who joined us for the Project 52 meetup at Don's studio in Phoenix. Here she is doing her thing in the parking lot. What a perfect backdrop, eh? What? It's not great? Oh, OK. It's where the sun was behind her. We tried to get Don to move it but he wouldn't. Selfish.
Strobist: Quadra "A" head in 5" reflector, f/22 (+2 on the ambient). Sun behind as rim. I am at f/2.8 thanks to the Singh-Ray Vari-ND.
Triggered by Skyport.
PP in LR3/CS5
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