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Published: 2009-05-02 16:23:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 7805; Favourites: 335; Downloads: 0
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Photographer: Matthew ScherfenbergOne of the pieces Matthew is premiering at the gallery show this weekend.
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Harro, this has been featured in my sad little lost feature
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This should be made available as a print. I would love to look at this without turning on my computer.
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I have featured this fabulous piece of your work @ [link] 
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Very impressive picture! Insane idea even more insanely perfect executed.
*applauds*
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this image, to me, is fucking terrifying.
it looks like some sort of ethreal spider pushing through into our world.
scary, and amazing.
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I can't top what Northcumbria wrote, so I'll just keep it simple - this is so damn cool! haha
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Thank you for the quick reply! It's a cool look-thinking of the Pacino lawyer movie with the wall behind his desk....
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Very cool shot o_o How did Scherfenberg do this?
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In fact you look like a just discovered fossil in its gangue of mud, the very unique specimen of Bellabrookus Raptor... Dead in a fighting pose a long time ago.
The Bellabrookus Raptor was a critter of elegant proportions which always looked like it danced and used to provoke the rapture of its preys by mesmerizing them with its grace and beauty : hence the name... Bellabrookus Raptor.
More seriously, it is strange to see how that fabric delineates your body with very sharp shadows, making it look more salient (is that the right word ?) than it is.
Once again, it is a very original and interesting job on lighting and texture by the so talented Matthew Scherfenberg. Seeing both of you working together is a delight for amateurs of beauty and now for would-be paleontologists.
Sorry for my bad english.
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I love your story.
Thanks for sharing!
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You're welcome and it is up to me thank you (and Matthew Schefenberg) for sharing.
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Love it, and immediately thought "archaeopteryx" when I saw it.
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I had to google that one. But you're right, it does look a lot like that.
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Very cool!
Have you ever seen a fossil that was still half encased in stone? That's what this reminds me of.
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What is it???
Awesome!!!
but what is it......... ??? ^!^;
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Wonderful work, both of you! I've admired you both for some time now!
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Wow. I've seen a lot of "model behind a membrane" photos, but this is easily the best. It's strange and slightly disturbing (both good things) and I could make up all sorts of stories behind it. Excellent work all round.
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wow.. this is reallly cool, I love how your legs look almost skeletal as you look down from the knee.
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What an amazing concept. How did you create this?
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Yes do tell. Fabric? plastic? Are you under or on top?.. It looks like I could build a similar sculpture with sugar on the counter top. Great job.
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I am underneath fabric.
Matt will swing by here soon. I'll let him explain the details.
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wonderful execution of an interesting concept.. excellent!
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This is really cool. My compliments to the both of you
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