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[Tin Can]

Very interesting! Should it be rotated 90 counterclockwise?

I ask as it looks like grass growing horizontally

[Erik Larsen]

Very interesting! Should it be rotated 90 counterclockwise?

I ask as it looks like grass growing horizontally

Ha! Randy I didn't even see it as "grass". The crystals do kind of look like grass in the black areas, I see where your coming from. Thanks for the feedback as I guess I have tunnel vision on this crystal series!

[Tin Can]

Small iPhone makes all images different. I’ll look on a monitor shortly

I really do like it! Especially now that it’s not grass...

edit still looks like tall weeds

[Erik Larsen]

Small iPhone makes all images different. I’ll look on a monitor shortly

I really do like it! Especially now that it’s not grass...

edit still looks like tall weeds

Dammit Randy, now it's looking like weeds to me too

[Erik Larsen]

More crystals. Carbon transfer print from 8x10 lith film.

[sanking]

Erik,

This is an interesting series of images. I love the ambiguity and suggestion of another visual reality.

What kind of surface are you using for the transfer? I would think that a hard glossy of matte fixed out paper would work very well with carbon.

Sandy

[Tin Can]

So happy to see something new and accepted by peers.


edit: I am not your peer.

Keep up the great work Eric!

[Erik Larsen]

Erik,

This is an interesting series of images. I love the ambiguity and suggestion of another visual reality.

What kind of surface are you using for the transfer? I would think that a hard glossy of matte fixed out paper would work very well with carbon.

Sandy

Thanks Sandy,
I am using old single weight Agfa brovira glossy fiber. It’s a smooth surface but not real glossy. I haven’t tried any other final support yet. I’m getting a kick out of this series. It’s making me work at focusing with essentially no dof to speak of, but at least it’s a flat plane to focus on. I keep growing crystals and hope I like the pattern they make. Definitely something new for me.

[Erik Larsen]

So happy to see something new and accepted by peers.


edit: I am not your peer.

Keep up the great work Eric!

Thanks Randy
How are you not my peer? I hope you see a leaf in that last image I posted

[Tin Can]

Thanks Randy
How are you not my peer? I hope you see a leaf in that last image I posted

Your skills far exceed mine and I will never catch up. I started too late. I am on the far side of my Bell curve.

I do see a lot of things but can't capture them. Those devils...