adrian_mctiernan

This is very original - I have not seen your other pix, but am looking forward to it - To me, it has the ingredients of a Mona Lisa painting, but with odd assortment of props or accoutrements - the sort of nunnish cloths around the head, the Bamboo hat, the mysterious infant or newborn baby, hardly out of the foetus stage, and in a cage, and apparently feeding on an almost fluorescent tube of green material, which looks like a spiral of a bamboo shoot. And the rat? - what is that about, as they say.

 

Everything but the rat looks more or less real - though I suspect the hat is not really on the head, and the baby is either going to die of exposure in the weather where the nun is so well wrapped up, or perhaps from the artificial colouring in the green drink

 

Technically, it is a lovely bit of photography - I am so impressed - and creative no end - I could imagine this a still from some kind of sci-fi story, and I would buy the DVD - Please share what it is all about if you would. Sorry to be a pain, but I really am very intrigued

 

And, what an excellent talent. The portrait alone is a beautiful one - very well done

 

Regards

 

Adrian

Well done, that chap! (apologies if you are a lsdy)

I live in the North of England, and there is a photographer there called Joe Cornish. He does wonderful things with the local beach and countryside. His pictures sell at up to ?500, and you have promise of being able to do the same. Many congratulations. Have a look at his website, and if you can get his book 'First Light', you will see what I mean. He uses Fuji Velvia and a 5x4 camera, so there is a difference, but uses ND filters, but I think you did it in Photoshop, so congratulations, and I hope to see more of your pix later. Thanks a lot

I am impressed by the subtle pastel colors. I wondered if it was this way naturally, or if it was an overcast day, or if you have lowered the saturation in photoshop or what?

 

any comments would be appreciated

 

Best Regards

 

Adrian

What a beautiful scene. I wondered if you filtered it, as I have not been able to get such a result myself. If you have any details, I would much appreciate any you would care to share.