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Nude Descending a Staircase
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one round of applause wasn't enough 
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and for the reference
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There is also a "Richter" with that theme from 1966.
But you are much better, Hanan !!
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i searched it, Ema. and i found a few others too.
i don't know about better 
thanks a lot Horst!
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i was always wondering how that would look like ! thank you for enlightening me dear, with this wonderful work
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thanks Ulrich! a very curious sight, i admit
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our eyes like a photosensible paper. i mean a timesensible paper
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with little (bare)footsteps
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intéressante référence
c'est une macro de quoi ? si je peux me permettre de demander ?
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c'est une macro de la lumiere du soleil se refractant a travers un vase. la particularite de ce vase, et je n'ai jamais pu reproduire cela avec d'autres, c'est que c'est un vase de Murano des annees 60, les couleurs sont profondes, semi opaques, coulees dans le vase en profondeur.
j'ai eu ca aussi, par exemple elephant dreams III et Sailing
il est temps peut-etre que je recommence, qui sait? differents moments, differente inspiration!
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ok je vois. merci de l'explication
ce vase à l'air parfait pour réaliser ce genre de photo.
oui pourquoi pas en faire d'autres
S.
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It´s a beauty 
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thanks. i like the unusual colors.
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Congratulations for the DD Hanan 
in the middle , didn´t see that earlier .
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thank you dear 
i see it deconstructing itself all the way. that's where the title came from
how are you, Markus?
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I had a kind of artist block for two weeks , that was quite distressing , usually i work all the time ,
but now things are fine again .
How are you darling ?
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good your muse is back.
i'm fine, live is easy and flowing in here, i'm just fearing the summer that is coming too fast. soon it will be hell.
trying to make some art, like usual.
will keep trying
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ur mean with hell nothing more ominous than hot weather ?
Summer is coming just nice here .
I became bored with standard size and shape of my work , so i changed it .
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yes, the heat but specially the humidity. heat is nothing if you don't sweat.
what size are you working on now?
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We can have + 30 C or more in july , but it´s lucky that my place is in shade and house is on windy hill
so it´s bearable even in hot days .
I´m doing 70 x 90 canvas just now . I´m kinda bored with standard A3 a4 sizes of paper ,
so i bought some really large papers . I´m interested in doing paintings in different shape
than standard oblong shape but without good edit skills it´s difficult to take neat photos
from paintings with nonstandard shape .
Size ain´t so much an issue with your work since original is what´s in computer screen in digital
photography ... it´s kind of strange , I´m used to think of works as material objects ,
everything takes new dimension when it´s photographed and shown in screen .
... size is an issue with pictures seen in computer , they look very different in different sizes and
even from which angle the screen is looked at and pictures look different in different sites ,
depending on background color and what size the site allows and it´s really neat to see your
work in tumblr with white background and larger size than D.A. , i do my internet with laptop
with large screen , never with cell phone or any other fancy gadget with small screen , just to see
the art better ( :
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it will be VERY difficult to take good photos, specially that they are on paper and not on canvas.
the only solution is to paste them somehow (maybe scotch paper on the reverse?) on a canvas or on board, put them outside but not in the sun, and take an image with steady hands.
i can't think of another solution.
and yes, you can never give the viewer here the right impression of the image as it is. that's too bad but it's the way it is, there is no way to change that.
i remember the first time i went to a museum and saw the painting in real scale, i was amazed and i told myself, now i know!!
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I agree , there´s no easy way to photograph paintings . I meant with edit cropping the photos - i must study that , i´m very clumsy with digital edit , exspecially with
windows nine .
The painting i mentioned earlier looked different in every photo i shot , color was different - it´s really impossible to show them the way they are in screen , at least any
complicated painting with multiple layers of color .
It would be neat to see your work as a huge printing again ... was your pictures in your exhibition as large as it was in Jyväskylä ?
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yes i know. the best way with copying images still is the scanner. i used to have one that broke down. i used to take pictures of my collage. horrible results, every one is different, and i DO have excellent editing skills and photoshop to help me.
in my exhibition some where big, but most of them where smaller, and i had printed a LOT of images. more than a 100. that was a mistake. next time i will do much less images and print bigger sizes.
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it´s big difference to see them in large size . It´s also different to see your photographs when printed , compared to seeing them in screen - from screen colors and
details look different depending on which angle they are looked at and depending the type of screen itself . In a way nature of photography is more pure , closer to
original when looked from screen , in screen pictures are made of light after all , as compared to photoprints . Photos look more three dimensional and there´s more
variety in them on screen , of course high quality large printings do have their good sides too .
I got small scanner for christmas present , but haven´t used it yet ...
I will probably show lots of small pictures in my exhibition too , since i have so much of them , just thinking of amount of work that goes to framing them
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most oof the photos lose something when printed, but some reserve you surprises.
i think ot's because of the quality of digital printing. i mean "regular" printing. there are very high qualities, but they are very expensive too.
"computer lazyness" yes, i have that too
think a lot before choosing the framing, it can mean a big difference in time and budget
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i love your work so much, just like Marcel Duchamp's original the movement and colour in this piece are wonderful, and again it is the descending rather than the nude that is important. its difficult to make out anything other than the movement and this to me is what makes this piece so wonderful, the movement in this case almost looks like its conveyed through repeated panels of colour, slightly changed in their orientation and especially the shading.
“Nude Descending a Staircase” was regarded as a revolutionary work when first exhibited, it was one of the last “conventional” paintings that Duchamp would produce but you need to do more of these because its just fantastic
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thanks Chris! so glad to hear your words (always a bit too kind but i don't mind that, it's encouraging for me 
my attention was brought to the similarities with Duchamp painting afterwards of course, so i can't lie and say i was inspired.
it's still a wonder. painted with light. in this case, this old cliché about photography is true
like you said, i need to try and make more of that
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you mean always truthful
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