7th: Virtual Change by Kelly Bellis by ctfchallenge

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by Kelly Bellis


03-DEC-2007	Kelly Bellis

Homage to M.C. Escher's 1948 lithograph; "Drawing Hands"

Canon EOS 40D ,Canon EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS
1/30s f/8.0 at 26.0mm iso250 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

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sue anne		03-Dec-2007 23:29
I don't quite understand what you did, but when looking at this, the 3D pops right out at me ! Well done and a true artissstttt, as Rod would say.

ctfchallenge		03-Dec-2007 22:22
The master stroke is the pen breaking the frame of the tablet that plays with the brain. Nice job. -tv

ctfchallenge		03-Dec-2007 22:20
Wow...I am truly impressed! --Mary Anne

ctfchallenge		03-Dec-2007 21:37
Your hard work paid off in a masterful image. John

Julie Bird		03-Dec-2007 21:19
Kelly, your wonderful imagination is solidly backed up by mastery of the art of post-production. Wonderful image. Julie

ctfchallenge		03-Dec-2007 19:57
Thank you CJ and b.c. for commenting. Sorry about being over-sized b.c. - it's all fixed now. - Kelly

ctfchallenge		03-Dec-2007 19:40
another great idea Kelly, such creativity and effort! the 3D appearance of the hands and pens make it really stand out. but the image is oversize!! quickly fix it before the deadline! - b.c.

ctfchallenge		03-Dec-2007 19:33
OMG that sounds like a lot of work, but it really paid off with a great image! I'm too lazy and lack the knowledge to do something like this so I'll just have to sit back and admire your work! ;-D CJ

ctfchallenge		03-Dec-2007 19:08
Thanks Charlie and Sharon - this actually is both two dimensional and three dimensional. Starting with three photos combined into a single layer; the tablet, upper arm and lower arm, then transformed (Ctrl+t), Distort so that only the active area of the tablet filled a document 12" x 12", then printed on a large format printer, trimmed and slipped under the clear plastic wear surface of the tablet. Then three more photos; tablet, upper hand and lower hand. - Kelly

elips		03-Dec-2007 18:58
Great idea, Kelly! And, once again, beautifully executed! Good work! ~Sharon

Charlie Beck		03-Dec-2007 18:44
It's hard to tell if this is three dimension or two dimension, so the illusion works beautifully. Very well done.

Rod		03-Dec-2007 18:38
Ole MC would roll over in his grave if he saw this:-)

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