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Published: 2016-05-11 18:02:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 124684; Favourites: 13491; Downloads: 5396
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Robin from Fisheye Placebo looking melancholic in the city night. I wanted her eyes to resemble the fisheye lens of her camera. Many people think photography objectively captures reality, but that couldn't further from the truth. A photographer can only capture the reality he/she chooses to see through. The types of lenses used, what's included vs excluded in the photo, camera settings, and countless other things can alter the feeling a photo gives off, and thus reinterpreting the reality seen through the lens.
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I love your lighting and these colors! They bring a great atmosphere to your images!
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This is beautiful. great expression and use of colors.
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Love the colors and the hair.
It's all so well placed.
Awesome art!
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Gorgeous! And I completely agree with what you said in the description. I also think it applies to most forms of art. Artist draw, paint, write, and photograph what they see from their perspective and since no one actually has an impeccable perspective of everything, when you're looking at someone's art, you're seeing their own perspective and reality.
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absolutely stunning, the vibrancy and energy are amazing
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Nope, it looks like a blend from the Sony alpha 5000-6000 series
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A magnificent masterpiece! Beautiful and astonishing! Bravo!
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So amazing! the colors are so beautiful flashy <3
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I love the colors that you used here also I love photography so these are my favourite things and you you mixed together.... you are very talented .... I want watch more of you art!!
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The colors are just so...perfect>👍: 0 ⏩: 0
Duuude!!! This doesn't even look like a human did. You are out of this world. Nice work. Thanks for the inspiration too yuumei
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i loooove that her eyes and the lens are the same <3
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Your art is super inspiring and this is just another example. Wow!
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*Jaw drops from looking at the awesomeness* No seriously, this is amazing! The colours are beautiful. The pose. The camera. I love the hair. I love the idea of eyes matching lens. Very true what you said about photography. I do it as a hobby
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Many people think objectivity exist, but is that really the objective truth? And now Welcome to our little philosophy seminar...
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Can you define what philosophy is in an objective way?
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Would you objectively say a dictionaries' definition would be objective?
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I don't know, how can you objectively confirm that a dictionary is correct when the word 'objective' can be interpreted in a subjective way?
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Aw man, someone did it before us: www.quora.com/Is-there-anythin…
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Goddamn, and they were deeper than we were.
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You're my favorite artist, so I hate to be a critic, but if you move the hair out of the way, you can see the eyes are quite far apart! Nearly two eye widths. You'd also notice the nose is quite low, too. I'm not sure if this is just a shift in your style though, as in your more recent picture of Frey the eyes are pretty wideset again. I can't help being a bit concerned if that's the way the model has been designed.
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your lighting and painting style is pretty amazing. It looks like watercolor, but it's digital. All your works are so vibrant and intensely lit. You're amazing
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I cried...literally.. I'm not even joking. You're so good that it hurts my heart. ;.;
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