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With this image I was trying to capture the shadows but I feel like the photo ended up looking too flat with a lack of a focal point - I believe I can improve this with the use of a model and perhaps wind to create a more dynamic feel to the overall image
FAIL BETTER, our exhibition exploring the beautiful, heroic and instructive side of failure, closes on Sunday 27th April. Take yourself on a virtual tour of the exhibition with these shots, then come and pay us a visit to get the full story from inspirational contributors like Sonia O'Sullivan, James Dyson, Robert Winston, Mark Pollock and Ranulph Fiennes – in their own words.
Tentei né, mas só tentei, pois não gostei do resultado, é!
Usei:
1x base preparadora da cor - Dote
1x Frisson - Extase
1 x mat plus - BU
francesinha invertida:
1x Prata - 5cinco
1x extra brilho - Panvel
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i originally thought id finished my images until i got them printed on matt photo paper, the reason i used it was to have a professional finish but the end result looked cheap and amateurish. the problem being the images i had where strong. there was work and process there but i worked them to much.from looking at the prints it seemed like a bad idea to have them so as just photographs of an image. this is the reason i decided to work back into them by hand going back to the collage roots of the project. the direction and evolution to this point has been a learning curb as i thought id be doing a different type of work. im happy with where it went and what ideas have formed from the work.
These insulators had two jobs. One job was to support and separate the electrical conductors. The other job was to protect the power pole from woodpeckers by intermittently yelling things like, "Quit that!", "How would you like it if I poked you with a pointed object?", and "Isn't that your mother calling you?" Obviously, the insulators failed miserably to accomplish their second task.
Redding, California 2015
Contest Theme: Create an ad that fails.
Those stuffy Americans will talk about jock itch and erectile dysfunction on commercials, but they wouldn't show this partially clad man! What's up with that?