I've always loved this image by Emil Schildt. It is a process that I want to learn soon. I don't think, though, that many of the images turn out like this. It could be very frustrating. But I'm thinking.
I received an email from a woman I made pictures with a few weeks ago. She has become a fun correspondent. But this line from her last missive killed me. As C.C. said, it will definitely make its way into a story.
"P.S. Thanks for the champagne. I saw it in Target and can't believe how expensive it is. No wonder it was so good."
That image is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteWow. I find the image --- painful. Even though it is only the bustle of the dress -- the distortion of it makes her look --- I don't know -- like one of those bad photo-shop things that go around the web. And a bit of a Centaur (which would be better perhaps).
ReplyDeleteWhy do you like it so?
I'll let you two figure it out. I am enamored of the process and the image for probably all the things you dislike.
ReplyDeleteI like it because it is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI can see his influence on you!
ReplyDeleteStunning portrait!