At the start of this year the Photo Friday site introduced a new policy whereby the six noteworthy images for each challenge are picked by the people who view the site rather than the site organisers, Marc and Nick. One consequence of this decision, at least as I see it, is that there now seems to be more of a ‘community spirit’ among the various people who contribute; e.g. it seems as though there have been more comments left on our respective web sites, and more discussion between people than there was under the previous system – all of which is a good thing.
One image from this week’s challenge – Woman – that I was particularly drawn to, was by Squishybear – a very powerful self-portrait that I really think captures this theme perfectly. Following an email discussion and a couple of blog entries, regarding both this theme and our respective entries (on my site and hers), we decided that it would be interesting to do a joint entry for this week’s challenge – hence these images.
The original photographs were all taken by Squishybear and the subsequent work in Photoshop was done by me. It’s been a while since I did any work on an image that I didn’t take so it’s been interesting reinterpreting somebody else’s work for this theme.
comment byAmanda at 08:20 AM (GMT) on 15 January, 2004
Lovely, well done.
comment by djn1 at 01:39 PM (GMT) on 15 January, 2004
Amanda: thanks, I'm glad you liked them.
comment byRolle at 08:44 PM (GMT) on 15 January, 2004
Great 'joined' work. This series really caught my attention.
comment by djn1 at 09:51 PM (GMT) on 15 January, 2004
Rolle: thanks. I spent quite some time balancing the colour between these three images and do think they work better as a consequence.
comment bybtezra at 05:05 PM (GMT) on 7 February, 2004
~very interesting composition and subject matter here, the saturated colors really set the mood...~
comment byshane at 12:44 PM (GMT) on 9 February, 2004
I love this.
comment by Andreas at 03:22 PM (GMT) on 21 April, 2005
i'm working through your pictures these days, inspiration for myself i guess..
I don't know if this will help out on my current painting, but dang did i suddenly wanna jump ont he train to Bergen and get to my girlfriend!
- balanced, beutifull and raw
comment byJeremy at 12:19 AM (GMT) on 20 July, 2005
Working backwards from your current stuff this is quite a departure. Nice stuff.
The link back to squishybear is to a dead page/ site.
At the start of this year the Photo Friday site introduced a new policy whereby the six noteworthy images for each challenge are picked by the people who view the site rather than the site organisers, Marc and Nick. One consequence of this decision, at least as I see it, is that there now seems to be more of a ‘community spirit’ among the various people who contribute; e.g. it seems as though there have been more comments left on our respective web sites, and more discussion between people than there was under the previous system – all of which is a good thing.
One image from this week’s challenge – Woman – that I was particularly drawn to, was by Squishybear – a very powerful self-portrait that I really think captures this theme perfectly. Following an email discussion and a couple of blog entries, regarding both this theme and our respective entries (on my site and hers), we decided that it would be interesting to do a joint entry for this week’s challenge – hence these images.
The original photographs were all taken by Squishybear and the subsequent work in Photoshop was done by me. It’s been a while since I did any work on an image that I didn’t take so it’s been interesting reinterpreting somebody else’s work for this theme.
Lovely, well done.
Amanda: thanks, I'm glad you liked them.
Great 'joined' work. This series really caught my attention.
Rolle: thanks. I spent quite some time balancing the colour between these three images and do think they work better as a consequence.
~very interesting composition and subject matter here, the saturated colors really set the mood...~
I love this.
i'm working through your pictures these days, inspiration for myself i guess..
I don't know if this will help out on my current painting, but dang did i suddenly wanna jump ont he train to Bergen and get to my girlfriend!
- balanced, beutifull and raw
Working backwards from your current stuff this is quite a departure. Nice stuff.
The link back to squishybear is to a dead page/ site.