unraveled

homage to escher.. the start of a new series. thanks for looking and

letting me know what you think..

excellent! great lighting, great post work... excellent shot!

 

jim baker

Excellent work... congratulations

I think you achived what you were working for! rated.

Wow - now that is class.

On a few levels.

Excellent.

Thanks for sharing.

It's no original, but it's no bad

Bravo. Wonderful work

Excellent

Simply...:fantastic. Congrats!!!

To me, looks a little bit weird. Face is exactly in the same position as a regular portraiture. Part of the nose and ear are missing. I think what you did here was erase parts of the face and body instead of cut and separate. Just my opinion.

Very unique. I like it. Leanna :O)

 

thanks everyone for the comments - yes jesus i removed sections with erasing, then processed, etc... I was going for that effect, where there are missing portions, to emulate escher's old work. hope that gets across, it wasn't supposed to be 'original' as some have commented, just a proof of concept for future work. thanks again- jeff

WOWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!

Very interesting. You did an excellent job. My eye was traveling through the ribbon and it looks very good.

Jeff, very well done.

re: "It's no original, but it's no bad"

Yikes! I hope the expectation of being a photographer/artist does not mean every work has to be an original concept, thought or subject. I suppose that there may be an infinite number of original opportunities that have never been captured on a sensor, film, paint or any other medium but who has the time to do research to make sure every submission is unique.

I think that Esher would be impressed.

Excellent shot,I love it.

amazing photo!amazing portfolio!

fine idea

It is an awesome picture. Love it

Did it hurt??? Just kidding...very well done!

Brilliant execution. You really captured/created a 3D effect.

I like it Jeff. You can make the effect a little more believable by highlighting the back of the insides, since you have frontal lighting. See how the other pic above has a highlight on the right-hand side inside of the peel? And maybe a little spill light on the front rim on the inside.

 

Nice concept!