Dead Heads Triptych by TwoPynts
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
"Talk about your plenty, talk about your ills, one man gathers what another man spills."
"Don't be a collector of more than you need, got a lot of things growing, but keep watching your seeds."
"Sometimes the lights all shining on me and other times i can barely see,
lately it occurs to me, what a long strange trip it's been."
--The Grateful Dead
Like the previous 4 gallery entries, these were shot with T-Max 400 Black & White 35mm film using an old SLR, and developed and printed by me. Some darkroom techniques were utilized, such as dodging and burning. Postwork in Photoshop was minimal, mainly to create the layout and add the type. No farm animals were injured in the making of this triptych. Have a great weekend everyone, and please keep those suffering the aftermath of Katrina in your thoughts. Send some aid if you can, they have a long, tough road ahead of them. ----- Thanks for stopping by and for your prickly comments on Thursday's photo, Prickly Caress.
----- Topcon RE Super SLR & PhotoshopCS. (421)
Comments (25)
I like the first one the best. Very cool! KP
The tones of those B&W shots are simply awesome! That's what strikes me the most here!! So rich and deep and warm!!
Definite difference of b/w shot and developed on film compared to desaturating a digital photo. i like the first photo..much more interesting to me..sending pic soon.
Great tones, wonder what it would look like in infra-red? great composing
I love the first one... Really terrific!
I found a Dead Chicken Nailed to My Door once.
I never 'got' the Grateful Dead myself (perhaps because of a preference for what comes out of a bottle rather than more 'flamable' products?) but I like the pictures :-)))
Nice job on all of these Kort..strange but true! Aloha!
EXCELLENT collage my friend!!!!! I love that dark tonal range youve achieved, very moody look it gives it. Have a great weekend ya hear. #:O)
Brrrrrrr.... really a terrific triptych ! but a very good composition ! I like in particular the first one, and the tones of your shots. Superb work ! Have a nice week-end !
Ewwww!!! It still has stuff attached!!! ;) Very fun tryptic!!(Spelling?) Love the B & W stuff! YOU DA MAN!!! have a fab weekend too!
Sigh...there's nothing like film...beautiful tones Kortalouche and such wonderfully edgy images.Love the compo here.A brilliant triptych.Enjoy your labor day weekend.-M :)
I'm really scared !! Great job.
Have Skull will travel Eh? Well done.
I like the composition in the first, and the Grateful Dead has some great music:):):)..V
Fantastic work and presentation......this skull gets around.
Yep DEAD HEAD ~~~GRRRRRRRRRRRRR
great shots!
I like No.1 best, it has a very eerie feeling. Aloha
first one very creepy presented! wow! impressive and outstanding photos! love the font, which one is it? :o)
Yep, the first one has an eerie feel to it! Excellent presentation with this dark mood look, Kort!
One's dead makes another's bread (Dutch saying). Wonderful work, Kort, you still know how to apply good old photographic skills so well!
Marvelous triptych and quite superb darkroom work - excellent dodging on #1 - Magnificent!
Very interesting concept! The first pic is awesome.
This is a great image. I love the concept and the prints are wonderful. Love it. I used to be a photographer/graphic designer professionally, and am always so happy when I see good photography. Excellent !