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Fine Art Photography
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Experimental Images
Experimental work is the cornerstone of creation for the artist. When an artist first thinks of an idea, it is at its concept stage of life. Before the idea gives birth, it may go through many stages on its way to a final state. The process on its own has merit and should be considered an intricate function of the final piece. With that in mind, I include several ideas that may or may not have made it past my cutting floor.
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Life introduces all types of interesting things to us. Whether you are driving down the road and stop to take an image of something you find interesting or you are traveling to the other side of the world, all of these nuances can stimulate the artist to see and build new ideas. I typically record what I see and let it work in my mind when I view the images at a later date. These images mix together with other happenings to further develop concepts of expression. I also pull images from the Internet, magazines, and other sources if they interest me. Additionally I collect objects and materials when I travel. These objects help me remember the places that I have seen but also stimulate creative ideas.
I do not necessarily have any brilliant ideas at the time that I collect these bits and pieces of life. They seem to have a more subtle effect on me at a later date.
The Workshops / Tutorials section of this Web site holds several of the processes that I have used to achieve finished images using Photoshop. Those can be viewed by clicking here.
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