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Published: 2006-11-08 15:19:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 10026; Favourites: 178; Downloads: 51
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"This man," the host declared, "whom we will call Fred, because this is the code name under which he reports the information he gathers, once within the scramble suit, cannot be identified by voice, or by even technological voiceprint, or by appearance. He looks, does he not, like a vague blur and nothing more? Am I right?" He let loose a great smile. His audience, appreciating that this was indeed funny, did a little smiling on their own...A hommage to Philip K. Dick's A Scanner Darkly
related work: Borderline
EDIT: Thanks to =sputnikpixel for providing a link about a project of photographer Michael Wesely called "Schule" (school) [link]
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There aren't any similarities between the pictures, but I'm reminded of The Scream when I look at this picture. I love it. Thanks for sharing!
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yes i had lokked this before.i liked it too. ;9 is one of my favorites
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really great manipulation max! luv it!
perfect.. instant fav!
k
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why, thank you very much karen
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very welcome .. really inspiring
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Thanks! PKD's cool indeed
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thanks! have you seen the flic as well?
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flic... the movie? yea. i like the technique (first saw it in waking life) and i liked the movie.
but the book was great! he's cool. and you're cool
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mm its great, and i dont have much more to say
but that maybe a little bit of Fred lives in all of us
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Thank you!
That's true, specially when you take drugs
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With out reading anything I tought to myself this is how I feel in the world.
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Das erinnert mich stark an "Schule" von Michael Wesely: [link] Das dΓΌrfte vom Grundprinzip dieselbe Technik sein. Faszinierend solche experimentellen Arbeiten.
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Wow! in der Tat die selbe Technik. Muss das mal mit Fotos probieren bei denen ich die Belichtungszeit durch die Anzahl der Aufnahmen teile um am Ende eine "normale" Belichtung zu erhalten.. hmmm
Danke fΓΌr den Link!
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Kann man bspw bei Photomatix nicht auch mehrere Bilder als "average" zusammenfΓΌgen? Da sollte keine Unter- oder Γberbelichtung auftreten. Na nΓ€chste Woche hab ich Zeit das mal auszuprobieren.
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das tool habe ich nicht. halt mich auf dem laufenden was deine experimente angeht
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one... it is great to see you taking inspiration from something other than a visual art...
two... love to see phillip dick quoted...
three... great image... really successful...
four... the 'gothica' reference... very smart...
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four time thank you!
was it clear for you that I quoted PKD? I don't want people think these are my words.
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you're welcome (x4)...
yes... it was clear it was a quote...
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you're welcome (x4)...
yes... it was clear it was a quote...
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this is sooooo superb!
you've actually managed to convey that feeling of movement, of dynamics, of things fighting to come to the surface, or hide themselves deep down...
something in the intention reminds me of francis bacon.
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this is wonderfull work.
im now reading a book of philip k. dick.
dont knoew the name in english.(los clanes de la luna alfana)
but you surely got the atmosphear of him when i read it.
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gracias carino
oh I missed that one (Clans of the Alphane Moon)
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WOW, this is great. I also thought it was an oil painting. Great mood here. Im really itching to know how you did this? Care for sharing some pshop secrets?
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Thank you!
read this [link]
this is a psd with almost 60 (!) layers. some in overlay some in screen mode. otherwise it would have turned totally black...
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