i had this dream that you were mopping the halls at GSU and i caught you with my camera doing the Old Blue Eyes thing into the mop as though it was a microphone.
then you did an impossibly high kung-fu back flip, but my camera was a pinhole, so i had no more pictures.
Now THAT'S more thematic. Perhaps a larger font might show things up better in the smaller resolution... I'd like to see the original shot in full size. Looks very nice.
How are you doing the projection? Just a VGA projection monitor or something?
I don't really understand what you mean by thematic (in this comment and the one on the Cynthia projection) in this context. Care to expand upon that? Visual composition is really not my strong suit.
Well... the projection thing is cool... but it's not a composition in and of itself. Showing linux code on the back of Elise is more thematic because, well, Elise is a bit of a computer geek. :)
Cynthia's a traveller, yes... but not specifically Europe per se... so while it suits as somewhat of a theme, perhaps a world map might have been better... or a map of South America or some such.... some place that really comes to mind when one thinks of Cynthia -- to mix the
I'm not dissing Mike's photography or anything.... I have a feeling he's got some great ideas and great visions in mind and is just getting the feel of the whole process at the moment. He has a much better sense for that sort of thing than I.
I did shoot some with a full world map, and some of south america. this was just a digital test shot I took during the shoot.
Part of the problem is that some shapes and patterns do not lend themselves to projection. With Cyn sitting up and South America on her back, she looked kind of hunchbacked. When we projected geographic maps (instead of politicval ones) it looked like she had a strange skin disease.
Actually i was going to project the GNU public liscense, but that might have said something about rights to my carcass that i didn;t particularly stand behind, if you understand me. ;-)
I wish I had a VGA projector! I shot slides of everything and then used the school slide projector. We have a digital media lab here with a film printer. I'm hoping to get access to it so I can prepare images in Photoshop and then print directly to slide film.
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Date: 2004-03-29 07:43 am (UTC)then you did an impossibly high kung-fu back flip, but my camera was a pinhole, so i had no more pictures.
and this is lovely!
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Date: 2004-03-29 10:39 am (UTC)How are you doing the projection? Just a VGA projection monitor or something?
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Date: 2004-03-29 10:54 am (UTC)I don't really understand what you mean by thematic (in this comment and the one on the Cynthia projection) in this context. Care to expand upon that? Visual composition is really not my strong suit.
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Date: 2004-03-29 11:14 am (UTC)Cynthia's a traveller, yes... but not specifically Europe per se... so while it suits as somewhat of a theme, perhaps a world map might have been better... or a map of South America or some such.... some place that really comes to mind when one thinks of Cynthia -- to mix the
I'm not dissing Mike's photography or anything.... I have a feeling he's got some great ideas and great visions in mind and is just getting the feel of the whole process at the moment. He has a much better sense for that sort of thing than I.
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Date: 2004-03-29 11:20 am (UTC)Part of the problem is that some shapes and patterns do not lend themselves to projection. With Cyn sitting up and South America on her back, she looked kind of hunchbacked. When we projected geographic maps (instead of politicval ones) it looked like she had a strange skin disease.
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Date: 2004-03-29 11:31 am (UTC)http://www.arcdiv.com/eneref/aboutme/pics/neilmoon.jpg
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Date: 2004-03-29 11:48 am (UTC)If you ever had kids, though, Stallman would probably demand they be released into the public domain.
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