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Featured at Saatchionine.com Emerson has presented a work which has garnered the attention of Charles Saatchi himself who personally flagged L. R. Emerson ‘s work as “Liked”. Paying homage to neo-expressionist painter Georg Baselitz, American artist L. R. Emerson II presents at Saatchi this work Upside-Down Artwork or also known as Masg art "Ode to Baselitz".
Recently Georg Baselitz called L. R. Emerson's art"...inspiring."
"Ode to Baselitz" is part of L. R. Emerson II's "Heavy Ink" series and Digigraph.
The medium Digigraph (a phrase termed and documented in 2009 in The Purple Tree; Art in a Boundless Age)is a combination for both traditional and tech media. The Digigraph featured here is part of L. R. Emerson’s 50+ documented, pioneering inventions for making art by combining traditional mediums and digital technology. This work is a culmination of pen and ink, and computer aided design.
L. R. Emerson II is one of the most unusual and prolific artists the world has ever witnessed. L. R. Emerson II has produced work for gammy winning musicians as wells as served for three decades, consecutively as the lead artist of the Upside-Down Art Movement.
With over 100 awards to date and now working in his third decade Emerson has proven himself worthy of critical appraisal. Nicholas Forrest, contributing writer to Art & Antiques Magazine wrote about L. R. Emerson II stating "An amazing artist, Amazing art!" 2006.
L. R. Emerson II's art is best seen at www.upside-down-art.com
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CROWN by PORTER | de | 9-20-2010 | mouse | 1024 x 537
title: crown
artist: porter
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country: de
date: 9-20-2010
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Another part of the Bronx Zoo that I was very fond of is the Butterfly Garden. Butterflies are colorful and delicate, they are very nice to photograph. Outside captivity, they are hard to catch, let alone find one with very nice colo
I found out that it wasn't as easy as it seems to capture these beauties. You have to find the right angle to make sure everything, the wings in particular, remain in focus. Even at f/8, 200mm, the depth of field was so narrow, you need to stay parallel to their wings.
This was indoors with, again, very limited light. Handheld, VR on, 200mm at f/5. I would have opted for f/8 but settled on f/5 because of the slow shutter speed even at ISO 800! I didn't want to bump ISO to 1600 or else I would lose the intricate details on the wings.
What would have saved me is if I had a flash with me. Unfortuately, in my quest to lighten up my load, I left an important tool that I should always have with me.. my SB-600 flash! There were couple of times where it would have been beneficial.
I surely learned a lot from this trip. I had a long list of difficulties but overall, it turned out fine. If I can get about 10 good shots out of a thousand, that is very fine with me.
My philosophy is, pick the best, then throw out the rest. I know digital made it easy for us to take millions of pictures but what counts are the very few worth keeping. Let's keep quality alive people, and strive for the best!