Humanization, Buzios, Brazil, 2010 by Phil Douglis

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19-DEC-2010

Humanization, Buzios, Brazil, 2010

A street artist has humanized the walls of a drab utility box, transforming it into a whimsical human cartoon. I caught the light at just the right time of day – early morning. The low angle of the light softly sculpts the painted panels with shadow, making the cartoon figure seem as if it is just waking up.

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Phil Douglis		17-Jan-2011 19:22
I was delighted with the light here as well, Carol. It gives form to the image -- you can almost hear it yawn.

Carol E Sandgren		16-Jan-2011 22:07
Your image certainly does bring this wall-character to life! The light has everything to do with it, as you select the perfect time to capture. The wall looks a bit disheveled as if just awakened.

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