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Wound-Up Firefly
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Published: 2008-05-05 05:36:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 63326; Favourites: 654; Downloads: 280
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Wound-Up Firefly
15 x 15 in granite dusted dye transfer
(the scan is just the dye print)
2007
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Beautiful image! Mind-blowing colors!
I could watch this image for hours....
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You are more than welcome! It is a great image!
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i love these colors together.. i personally miss something orange fromthe right side, but without that it's also wonderful :] i like lightpoints :]
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Thank you for having a look.
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Hi there !
This wonderful image has been featured in my latest journal [link]
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Come up to the lab, and see what's on the slab...
you've been featured![link]
Have a look, and if you like what you see, show your fellow deviants some love!
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Hmmm interesting point you have there. What I do find about digital photography, (depsite its convenience and cost-effectivity in the long run), there is the subject of technology. While this is not a bad thing, I sometimes tend to see it as a bit of a bother, (just like computers lol), because while with a film camera, you can produce the same quality of work, (especially like enlargements, etc) with a model from 1960 as with one from 2006. However, with a digital model, you have to keep on upgrading to get newer and better, which doesn't do much for cost-effectivity.
I definitely agree with you that it's turning into a whole medium of its own though. The thing is, digital photography and art falls into a complete genre of its own these days, and is almost an artform in itself.
But yeah... quite the stunning photo you have here... I like your colour usage and focus. It kind of agrees with your statement that the "21st century ushered a new way of thinking", because of the colour usage, although the white border almost gives it the reminiscence of a polaroid.
Who knows, maybe I'm talking crap here, but your work is stunning and very distinctive. Well done, good sir!
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Some nice thoughts to consider! I appreciate you stopping by.
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This beautiful deviation has been featured in the news article, "Cruisin' Exotica"! -->[link]
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Wow, this is so amazing, it really does remind me of a wonderful dream . 
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i agree to your comment about the different arguments and medium of photography. i don't think it ever matters if it's the "original" photo that comes out of the camera, or a heavily photoshopped one, as long as that was really the vision one had in his/her mind that was captured the moment he/she pressed the shutter. hell even the camera is just a box that has its own settings and algorithms that crunches out a bunch of pixels, which doesn't portray the scene anyway, it sees pixels, not harmony.
i love photoshopping my photos. and i shoot digital, simply because it's easier and that's how i've always accustomed to... also that i can never really understand what you do. but i admire your passion, and the outcome is all that matters.
god why am i writing a book too?
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Books!
I really enjoy your photography, it's unique to you, and always a discovery.
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This is such a refreshing change from a lot of the things I've been seeing lately. And I just love it when people use colour and more importantly get it right. Maybe it's just because I fail with colour and make stuff black and white out of sheer laziness. Look forward to seeing more
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Your wonderful work has been featured in my journal .
If you want me to remove it, please tell me, and I shall do it.
Thank you for sharing!
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And anything to try and make you feel better.
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Congratulations on the Daily Deviation, Keith! I love that purple color.
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thanx for sharing your thoughts about photography. I had the same thoughts in the back of my head
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This is god damn gorgeous, my friend. And awesome, in its dictionary sense.
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Thank you! Very much
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You are quite welcome
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