…without your glasses you'd probably have been run over
Sunday, 6 July 2008
Wild at heart
To celebrate the recent birthday of Mrs Jones, today the Joneses enjoyed a rare ensemble family outing – to Woburn Safari Park, thank you for asking. And this happy, if damp, occasion gives me the opportunity to share with you my unique gift for wildlife photography.
I feel sure you will agree that the bond between subject and artist is, indeed, a powerful one.
4 comments:
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Wait... don't tell me... that bottom one... it's a zebra isn't it?
That's exactly the effect I was aiming for. I like to toy with perspective and disorient the viewer. Thus we become the dumb animals. Powerful, n'est-ce pas?
4 comments:
Wait... don't tell me... that bottom one... it's a zebra isn't it?
I'm honoured you could drop by, Mr Attenborough.
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I particularly like the ambiguity of the second from bottom - a bit like one of those optical illusion pictures.
Squint a bit, and it could be a small, mainly black, something with a rounded nose moving from the bottom left of the picture towards the top right.
Step back a bit and it's a penguin going top right to bottom left.
That's exactly the effect I was aiming for. I like to toy with perspective and disorient the viewer. Thus we become the dumb animals. Powerful, n'est-ce pas?
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