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Beast In the Wall
Oct 1, 2015 16:44:49 #
jim hill
Loc: Springfield, IL
Forgot where this is from. Most likely a graveyard in Springfield, Il.
Tried it in B/W but Beast gets lost.
Tried it in B/W but Beast gets lost.
Oct 1, 2015 16:58:47 #
jim hill wrote:
Forgot where this is from. Most likely a graveyard in Springfield, Il.
Tried it in B/W but Beast gets lost.
Tried it in B/W but Beast gets lost.
Terrific eye, Jim.
I can't ell if it is slowly vacating its lair, or slowly backing into it...but it is, most certainly, a "beast in the wall"!
Saturated colors in the "outside", but a cryptic, cave-like chroma to the creature itself. I can almost make out catchlights in its dark eyes...maybe not...
A truly malevolent presence!
Dave
Oct 1, 2015 17:08:11 #
Frank2013
Loc: San Antonio, TX. & Milwaukee, WI.
jim hill wrote:
Forgot where this is from. Most likely a graveyard in Springfield, Il.
Tried it in B/W but Beast gets lost.
Tried it in B/W but Beast gets lost.
Nicely done Mr. Hill......you must have scored high on the ink blot cards.
Oct 1, 2015 17:14:05 #
jim hill
Loc: Springfield, IL
Uuglypher wrote:
Terrific eye, Jim.
I can't ell if it is slowly vacating its lair, or slowly backing into it...but it is, most certainly, a "beast in the wall"!
Saturated colors in the "outside", but a cryptic, cave-like chroma to the creature itself. I can almost make out catchlights in its dark eyes...maybe not...
A truly malevolent presence!
Dave
I can't ell if it is slowly vacating its lair, or slowly backing into it...but it is, most certainly, a "beast in the wall"!
Saturated colors in the "outside", but a cryptic, cave-like chroma to the creature itself. I can almost make out catchlights in its dark eyes...maybe not...
A truly malevolent presence!
Dave
Thank you kind sir. Love your use of the word "chroma". I think you probably see what conversion to b/w would do to the image.
Oct 1, 2015 17:16:17 #
jim hill
Loc: Springfield, IL
Frank2013 wrote:
Nicely done Mr. Hill......you must have scored high on the ink blot cards.
Thanks Frank,
Failed all the ink blot tests. Probably why I am able to fool lie detector tests. But that another story.
Oct 1, 2015 18:03:59 #
Stronger than a lot of chunks of rock shots and nice colors. My old eyes and lack of imagination do not see monsters or sea creatures or whatever with eyes.
What I do see is a great texture that would be superb with a face coming through it and maybe a few bird circling around.Probably duplicated and flipped vertically so the bright color forms a natural frame.
Is the ink spot thing where one is supposed to see things in ink splatters cos I scored zero in that?
What I do see is a great texture that would be superb with a face coming through it and maybe a few bird circling around.Probably duplicated and flipped vertically so the bright color forms a natural frame.
Is the ink spot thing where one is supposed to see things in ink splatters cos I scored zero in that?
Oct 1, 2015 18:32:03 #
jim hill
Loc: Springfield, IL
Billyspad wrote:
Stronger than a lot of chunks of rock shots and nice colors. My old eyes and lack of imagination do not see monsters or sea creatures or whatever with eyes.
What I do see is a great texture that would be superb with a face coming through it and maybe a few bird circling around.Probably duplicated and flipped vertically so the bright color forms a natural frame.
Is the ink spot thing where one is supposed to see things in ink splatters cos I scored zero in that?
What I do see is a great texture that would be superb with a face coming through it and maybe a few bird circling around.Probably duplicated and flipped vertically so the bright color forms a natural frame.
Is the ink spot thing where one is supposed to see things in ink splatters cos I scored zero in that?
Like I say - me too.
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Oct 1, 2015 19:26:51 #
Reminds me of the beast in Ghost Busters. Or a pit bull. You are right, it would get lost with out the color of the cave's exterior wall. I always enjoy seeing objects/creatures in rust/ rock texture/ wood grain/ clouds
Oct 1, 2015 20:38:45 #
Oct 1, 2015 23:29:11 #
jim hill
Loc: Springfield, IL
carlysue wrote:
Reminds me of the beast in Ghost Busters. Or a pit bull. You are right, it would get lost with out the color of the cave's exterior wall. I always enjoy seeing objects/creatures in rust/ rock texture/ wood grain/ clouds
Thanks Carla
I too look for all kinds of stuff in places others wouldn't ever look at for photographs. I especially like the images I have found in weathered plywood. Also dumpsters.
Oct 1, 2015 23:30:50 #
jim hill
Loc: Springfield, IL
Linda From Maine wrote:
Fascinating capture, Jim. I love the beast!
Thanks Linda,
Hi is cute, isn't he? Can't help but love him/her/it - - whatever.
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