I'm with him
by daisydavid

Comment by tate:
other-worldly - bumping to 8

I'm with him
by daisydavid

Comment by pixelpig:
This is looking good on my iPhone screen, nice & crisp & vaguely alien.

the sitter
by daisydavid

Comment by daisydavid:
Thank you Don and Mariuca, and everyone. I love how creative you all are with the interpretation, particularly Don's interpretation of the second half. I think it better to give the viewer an opportunity to freely interpret a work because it creates the dialogue between the work and the viewer. It is not a stunning piece of work, but with the help of the audio it creates an invitation to participate, something I believe is critical to any sphere of human interaction especially when using abstract visual and aural artefacts. Well done peoples.

mooney
by daisydavid

Comment by clickodak:
Very detail. My preference Top 3 Give 10

the sitter
by daisydavid

Comment by posthumous:
what a journey. we start with crossed arms ... then the arms get more relaxed... but then ending up in formal wear with hands crossed... maybe so relaxed he's dead? and then we watch the soul leave his body...

or maybe the ending is about getting closer and closer to the man, only to realize he never opens his eyes, even though we are so very very close.

and of course we don't really see his face. we only see the light on his face... but that is all we ever see of anyone.

as with others of your essays, I am most impressed with how you create movement from still images.

the sitter
by daisydavid

Comment by mariuca:
Why do I think of Beckett looking at this?

img955
by daisydavid

Comment by mariuca:
My least favorite. The texture got too prominent. But the image has a good uneasiness that comes probably from the slight rotation to the right

img873
by daisydavid

Comment by mariuca:
Everything works here and I can hear the distant conversation.

img681
by daisydavid

Comment by mariuca:
I believe that this would benefit from some darkening. A matter-of-fact image

img621
by daisydavid

Comment by mariuca:
Marvelous layers (or whatever you used)