All I could find was the box I was going to use for the assemblage, and a few of pieces I had planned to incorporate in the assemblage. The rest were long gone, even though I had been so careful to keep it all together. Ironically, I had planned to use this photo as my "materials list," so I'm sure by the time I get around to making this assemblage, the heater will be gone and the rosin paper gracing my table will have been replaced.So unable to carry out Plan A, I turned to digital art instead. Of course I had to go with my favorite subject.
I'm not completely sure he looks all that good in film, but he looks even better
in this larger size. Unfortunately you have to click on the photo to see it in its entirety. For all these photos, I used Photofunia, a web site that converts your photos into some pretty cool effects. This one was perfect for the challenge Shel gave us.
Just look how my guy looks in black and white, and
sepia, which the site calls "retro." I can't believe how long it took me to create these images. I seem to have a blind spot (and time intensive labor constraints) when it comes to digital art. But my thanks go to Shel and the rest of the Inspiration Avenue team for this awesome challenge. I really DID have fun with this one, and I suspect Bleubeard appreciates it, too.
I´m a bit late with my WOYWW round... so I leave my comment here. Your office looks a very nice place with all the windows.
ReplyDeleteYour photos looks wonderful, too. Bleubeard looks always wonderful!!! So intense gaze in his eyes.
Have a lovely weekend!
Hugs
Tuire
Bluebeard seems to accept the role of model with such dignity! a very handsome fellow...cool results for the challenge, black & white and sepia photos...those were the days. love 'em. great work!
ReplyDeletegreat photos E! I especially like the big one in the middle and of course Bleubeard! x
ReplyDeleteThis is a great photo of photo stuff (and Bleubeard too of course) and perfect for the IA challenge. I better get busy on my entry.... As for the Country Crock - I'm a real butter person myself but hubby insists on this butter wannabe stuff. I must admit it does make good storage pieces! I finished my AB lesson 3 stuff yesterday so will be posting my progress today - oh, except for one question. When you talk about reinforcing the 2nd 'bubble' page next to the cover, is the reinforcement between the 2 glued pages or between the glued and stitched pages? After I add that, then I'm done.....
ReplyDeleteFun effects! Digital photo altering always sounds interesting to me I just don't have much patience with learning the techniques. Bluebeard is a handsome fellow in any color!
ReplyDeleteHe looks mighty darn cut in all his iterations! xox
ReplyDeleteOh, Bluebeard looks great in both black and white and sepia.
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Kay
Bleubeard is looking good!
ReplyDeleteWhat better model and i love the composition.
ReplyDeleteInteresting, somewhat fascinating post. Love the old camera and the pics of Bleubeard.
ReplyDeleteJoZarty x
He certainly is a handsome devil. Love the B&W series. Awesome photo BTW of the camera and film.
ReplyDeletedid you get a new camera? you've got some great focusing in this shot of the old camera supplies .... wonderful job with staging it all too! ... and I have to say, Bleubeard is one handsome cat - and so photogenic too :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting post! Love the antique photo look, and the lovely camera and film, not to mention beautiful Bluebeard! He makes an excellent photographic model.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment on my blog, which made me smile! You can SEE it's not a screensaver - you've got icons on your screen lol lol!! Anyway, whatever, I love it - it's so intriguing!
There's no guarantee that my Choc-a-Bloc projects won't turn out a total failure, so please don't hold your breath!!
Spent most of today setting up the new TV with the Sky box - an awful lot of grovelling behing the TV with a torch, and my original wiring setup didn't work how I wanted, so lots of trial and error, but it's FANTASTIC now it's done!! My hubby and I are both very pleased! Now I've got to get myself off my backside on the settee and back into my ARTHaven and start creating again!
Shoshi
Oh wonderful wonderful photos...Photofunia sure does make it easy AND Fun! your handsome kitty kat made the perfect subject too!
ReplyDeleteHappy St Paddy's Day oxo
I'm so glad you showed a close up of the camera. What a beauty, as is Bluebeard and the perfect model!!
ReplyDeleteThat a fun entry for the challenge. I especially like Bluebeard in sepia!
ReplyDeletegreat photos and your treatment of Bluebeard was perfect! thanks too for the tip of Photofunia, i am looking for a replacement of Picnic which closes soon. and thanks so much for stopping by my blog! :)
ReplyDeleteAn assemblage! What a great idea. Before I run off to gather objects for my own assemblage on vintage photography, I must compliment you on your creative approach. I'm picturing Bluebeard in an actual photo booth and you trying to stay out of the picture. Very fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great entry. I don't have a clue about digital art but the site you used seems to offer a great effect. Love Bleubeard's photo strip.
ReplyDeleteDarla
I love your photograph! Great interpretation of this weeks prompt!
ReplyDeleteWhat a shame you lost some of your materials for your mixed media piece, but every cloud has a silver lining - if you hadn't you'd never have created these fabulous images!
ReplyDeleteI adore these film strip pictures - both effects are wonderfully atmostpheric. Will definitely have to try out that site, thanks for sharing it :)
Bleubeard is a great subject! Please tell him that I know he's not really "vintage" and he's a very handsome young dude in reality! I love how you've set up this vignette, very nice.
ReplyDeleteYou've just reminded me, I have an old (60s or 70s) Nikon camera that took the most amazing photos. I've had no digital camera since that can compare (I'm sure only because I don't buy the pricey ones). But, of course, I would need film to use it again, and how inconvenient to have prints made and then scanned to put on the computer...things sure do change :)
This is totally cool. I will check out photofuni to see what fun I can have there, Thanks.
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