- Title: Puzzled Dog
- Artist: Lianuu
- Description: A darkroom technique called 'negative sandwhiching' was used to create this image. It's my dog's collar/torso and puzzled pieces on top. :) I like the effect. And I'm not sure if this counts as a photomanip or not.
- Date: 07/17/2008
- Tags: puzzleddognegativefilm
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Comments (7 Comments)
- BrassKnuckleBaby - 07/20/2008
- I would hate to be mean but this isn't my favorirte picture i don't believe you are trained well enought to take on the dark room but good idea practice!
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- amalgamation77 - 07/19/2008
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what a cool idea! i love the puzzle pieces!
technically, yeah, photomanip...just ask jerry uelsmann, the original photomanip master...but just as daunting a task to undertake in the darkroom! much applause! and sparkles! - Report As Spam
- End of Cupids Arrow - 07/18/2008
- Very creative. I love working in the darkroom. Makes me feel like a scientist or something.
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- Ne0lights - 07/18/2008
- ooh i like it =]
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- iAMthedancefloor - 07/18/2008
- This is really clever and very original. It must have taken a lot of work to get just right!
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- Moonblossom - 07/18/2008
- I don't consider actual darkroom tricks "photomanips", since there's a lot of understanding of how light works with the negatives involved, it's still definitely an element of photography. Nice work smile I'm sad the dog is a bit lost in the process, but it adds to it.
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- nanxy - 07/17/2008
- kewl! first?
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