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bigred posted a comment on
14 March 2015 at 1:28 am
I agree Colin,
This small shoot started as a simple capture of an ‘element’ I wanted to use in Body Wurkz Part 2 – Goddess but when I put the two masks together in the frame they started to tell their own story. We are all hard wired to read more into face like objects than may actually be there.
John
andy.hall.355 posted a comment on
15 March 2015 at 10:31 am
Like it. As others have said, you have managed to create a slightly menacing scenario from two inanimate objects by clever composition and focusing. Good one.
bigred posted a comment on
15 March 2015 at 11:36 am
Cheers peeps,
I’ve had very good reactions to this one all round. Last night I loaded it onto my phone and passed it around a few friends in my local as a sort of photographic Rorschach test. Everybody liked it – but also had their own interpretation of the ‘story’ it told; one woman totally reversing the ‘male’ and ‘female’ characters most people see š
Small set on Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/brb_jn/sets/72157651250868946/
I like the composition on this John, almost like the far one is watching the near one a dynamic relationship between them.
Yep just seen the set on flikr and this one is the best in my opinion
I agree Colin,
This small shoot started as a simple capture of an ‘element’ I wanted to use in Body Wurkz Part 2 – Goddess but when I put the two masks together in the frame they started to tell their own story. We are all hard wired to read more into face like objects than may actually be there.
John
Very clever image, you’ve managed to create a chemistry between the masks, Iām almost expecting to see eyes appearing in the masks. Nice one John.
Love it! Great image
Like it. As others have said, you have managed to create a slightly menacing scenario from two inanimate objects by clever composition and focusing. Good one.
Cheers peeps,
I’ve had very good reactions to this one all round. Last night I loaded it onto my phone and passed it around a few friends in my local as a sort of photographic Rorschach test. Everybody liked it – but also had their own interpretation of the ‘story’ it told; one woman totally reversing the ‘male’ and ‘female’ characters most people see š