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Roger Skinner
{K:81846} 11/16/2008
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Thanks Pietro.. I hadnt heard of him but did a Google.. amazing stuff eh... all very orderly tho.. not like mine
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Malules Fernandez
{K:54810} 11/16/2008
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Excellent!!!
regards,
Malules
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Owen O'Meara
{K:10503} 11/16/2008
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Rog;
I am with Fabio on this one. i think it is the best of the bunch, so to speak. I think the larger flower does work better in this case.
The Iceman is still coming December 15.
-O
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Pietro Clarizia
{K:8241} 11/16/2008
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yep, nice, really well done !
ever seen karl blossfeldt photos ?
c yah !
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Roger Skinner
{K:81846} 11/16/2008
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lmfao Fabio... umm I only have an A4 scanner and its on top of a filing cabinet... might be a tad difficult... but unless I ask I will never know eh kekeke
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Roger Skinner
{K:81846} 11/16/2008
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OK and I wont forget to put roses on your grave ;-)
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Carmen Fuchs
{K:6967} 11/16/2008
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I like this one the best. =)
...send me dead flowers every mornin'...
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Andre Denis
{K:66407} 11/15/2008
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Hi Roger,
Dead flowers are always good for some dark mood experiments.
I think the larger the flower, the more effective. So I lean towards this one as the favourite of the three.
I tried putting some directly on a flatbed scanner a couple of years ago, with various degrees of success.
Check this one out and see what you think.
http://www.usefilm.com/Image.asp?ID=1071819
You might see a few other images in my "Darker Side Images" that appeal to you. Even though I've been posting a lot of wildlife and landscapes lately, I have to go back to the "Dark Side" once in a while. :)
Andre
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