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These are whimsical and imaginative without being cute. Hard to do when kids are involved. Thanks for the link. I always look forward to your "random excellence" posts.
It's remarkable that the photographer remarks that he hardly every "photoshops" his work. In a June, 2006 interview he says that the high contrast and drippy saturations come exclusively from using "cheap" consumer color film..
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These are whimsical and imaginative without being cute. Hard to do when kids are involved. Thanks for the link. I always look forward to your "random excellence" posts.
The master of this form of staged photography is the Czech photographer Miro Svolik. http://www.czechslovakphotos.com/html/svolik.html
This is some wonderful, imaginative work.
It's remarkable that the photographer remarks that he hardly every "photoshops" his work. In a June, 2006 interview he says that the high contrast and drippy saturations come exclusively from using "cheap" consumer color film..
Splendid work. I hope I am half that creative some day.
Inspired stuff.
good stuff
Very clever!
That is delightful and moving, thanks!
I love it, I love it.
thats so cute ..ur so talented i must say :)
This is genius! Well done!
Really good photo
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