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I realize, but I like the end result.
This is a piece that started out as a hydranga, again that I was going to use for Bokeh Wednesday, and found itself becoming something like a piece of art in my eyes. I just couldn't help playing with it until I got it to the mood I felt fit the photo and made it more dramatic at least in my eyes! I hope you like it.
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I'm sorry I've posted so many tonight. As I have said in the past, when I have time to work on my photography, I like to get as much done as possible and share with all my friends. Thanks for being so understanding!
If failure is no success at all, then this is an attempt to turn that on its head.. :)
An original piece going for a song...
A digitally painted snowdrops photo from my garden... what else to do on wet and windy days... Happy Sunday.
Macro Monday: Theme: Personal Dreams
Becoming an artist. That was my dream.
This is a picture taken through my Rolleicord.
HMM!
Porque otros artistas lo hicieron antes y nosotros, tal vez ,sólo pisamos los caminos que ellos abrieron, hoy, de nuevo, traigo uno de esos artistas un tanto " desconocidos " para el gran público, o eso creo.
Se trata del sueco Olaf Gulbransson.
Una de las facetas que más me interesa de este autor es el retrato social que aparece reflejado en su obra. Militares, políticos, artistas, gente de la calle, se muestran a lo largo y ancho de su obra, evidenciando los diversos y brillantes recursos estéticos de Gulbransson.
He interpretado lo que parece ser un grabado suyo, del que lamentablemente apenas he encontrado información, pero que muestra su fuerza compositiva, la vivacidad del trazo y su cuidado por el detalle.
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Because other artists did it before and we, perhaps, only tread the paths that they opened, today, again, I bring one of those artists somewhat "unknown" to the general
public, or so I think. It is the Swedish Olaf Gulbransson. One of the facets that most interests me about this author is the social portrait that is reflected in his work.
Soldiers, politicians, artists, people from the street, are shown throughout his work, evidencing Gulbransson's diverse and brilliant aesthetic resources.
I have interpreted what appears to be an engraving of his, of which I have unfortunately found little information, but which shows his compositional strength,
the liveliness of the line and his care for detail.