stepping out of the void by Rene Hales

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28-FEB-2007

stepping out of the void

This image started out going one way and ended in an entirely different place.
I originally thought it would go in the Sudek gallery as he did a series of
wrapped women heads. That was where I thought I would end up, but sometimes
other ideas take over so I put it here the in manipulated gallery.

Canon EOS 1D Mark II
2s f/18.0 at 100.0mm iso100 hide exif

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Date/Time	28-Feb-2007 15:45:01
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Guest		15-Sep-2007 19:47
This one still caught my eye. Really incredible Rene.

Patricia Lay-Dorsey		17-Jul-2007 14:40
You've manipulated the subject, changed textures, played with scale and added unexpected elements here but because of the monochromatic tones, everything works well together. This is excellent!

J. Scott Coile		09-Mar-2007 16:33
The things of restless nights! Excellent.

cat bounds		09-Mar-2007 01:34
Surprising, though provoking and beautifully done.

Guest		09-Mar-2007 00:55
This is abstract at it's best..v

Guest		08-Mar-2007 23:45
Wow...brilliant work - I wish I had ONE idea!!GMV

Ken McColl		08-Mar-2007 05:56
I dont normally go for manipulated images in a big way Rene, however this is exceptional. For me, it works because of the composition itself, but also because of the way you have controlled the tones so well. It reminds me of the work of the Australian artist John Olsen. KMc

Guest		08-Mar-2007 01:33
This is incredible. I've been back at least 3 times! I know exactly what you mean,Rene...how an image starts out going one way and end up somewhere totally unexpected. V

Guest		07-Mar-2007 23:47
Weird! In a really neat, experimental sort of way. Alan

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