Conversations with Thanatos, a photo from ジョージア, South

Photographer's Note

This image is a scan from a Holga negative. I have previously posted images of this angel. WHat differs here is that the head you see on the altar is a partial plaster cast of my own head. I keep it in my trunk to use it as a prop from time to time. The image itself was scanned, spotted via clone tool and slightly level adjusted. I then ran it through a tritone and converted it to an rgb. This is the result.

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Lisas_world (1232) 2006-01-16 7:36

Well your head just keeps showing up, Hugh. I had forgotten what "Thanatos" was until I looked it up just now. Excellent title. I love statue.. and the blurred treeline gives the scene a bit of surrealism.. The only thing is I wish we had a little closer shot of the angel and the head to better focus on their strange communion..the head sort of gets lost at that size with all the detail behind it.

Lisa

Photo Information

Copyright: Hubert Weldon (gravatar) (1586)
Genre: 場所
Medium: 白黒
Date Taken: 2005-11-08
Categories: Artwork、Ruins
Camera: Holga 120N (Returned!), POS plastic "optical" lens, Kodak Tri-X Pro(320)
Exposure：　f/13.0, 1/100 seconds
Details：　Tripod：　Yes
Photo Version：　Original Version
Theme(s)：　Images Shot with Toy Cameras, Southern Dreams [view contributor(s)]
Date Submitted: 2006-01-15 9:15