SF-5a
by primabarbara

Comment by mariuca:
striking a conversation

SF-0
by primabarbara

Comment by MargaretNet:
Very beautiful, I like the play with reflections

SF-0
by primabarbara

Comment by primabarbara:
ooops - accidental post

Message edited by author 2017-12-16 05:26:34.

Funicular
by primabarbara

Comment by kiwinick:
hard one for me good idea and well presented

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by primabarbara

Comment by daisydavid:
I love how you have the eye. The unconscious but laborious attention to detail. You have the sword now use it mercilessly without restraint. A lovingly continuity prevails. Well done.

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by primabarbara

Comment by 2mccs:
These are such fun glimpses of the world. I forget how much is around me that I never see. Thanks for reminding me.

Zombie Eyes
by primabarbara

Comment by blindjustice:
scary, perhaps the crop is too tight, context would be nice.

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by primabarbara

Comment by ubique:
These are beautiful B&W photographs, nicely seen and deftly executed.

For me, this essay is very strong because what it showcases is the difference between what the camera sees and what we see. It explores one of the things that makes cameras (and photographs) enchanting: that cameras and photographs can do far more than documenting reality – they can transform reality.

Sometimes the transformation is extravagant, with long exposures and similar tricks. But sometimes it's subtle as in this essay, where there are no tricks involved. Just a thoughtful and curious photographer–artist understanding and commanding her medium.

Thank you.

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by primabarbara

Comment by mariuca:
A good starting idea. I like very much this study of the geometric shapes by scrutinizing the details at hand.
I agree with Henry that we might need some guidance.
The first two images and the last one have to do with the invention of the wheel. Then you have the crisscrossing, very rigid and formal and a few random.
I believe that you have to revisit this and make it more cohesive. A fascinating topic.

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by primabarbara

Comment by mariuca:
This suffers a little for lack of symmetry which is needed here