You never Know (5) by UteBigSmile
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This image has been created last week using a comment-image in my gallery from dear 'nickcarter' and the postwork has been done with FilterForge6.
Comments (24)
Super cool all of them!!
Thank you Bob
Fantastic Work,
good one!
This is very good!
Absolute Klasse, Deine Serie!!!
Fantastic series, love the idea!
Super!
Joli travail pour toutes ces versions!
Merci cher JeanC.
très beau travail
exellent job!!
Excellent!
Very nice creation :)
This version really brings it home, Ute. Very sharp.
Very cool series, Ute!
Way to go Ute all lovely..
very creative work hon.
Wonderful image :)
Wonderfully done with fantastic compositing.
Excellent
Fine composition, very cool
cool like your new avatar also
Gut gemacht! Very nice!
:-)
Ute, I only have time for one image per gallery, this time around (I'm healing from surgery)...so I have the very difficult job of choosing just one image in your ever-inventive, magical and oh-so-exploratory gallery. I've seen this woman in Nicola's comments; she has a "Warhol"-like appearance (like a silkscreen from one of his famous series). But you've turned her into an avant garde poster, and it's just masterful, as all your recent work has been. I love the dual images, and the 'mirror image with two sides. And how the camera "frames" itself on both sides. And how you made a "dance" from all the blacks and whites ((in the camera, hand shadows, her hair, lips, eyes, etc). And how you visualize the words---both about being strong, and about exploring the world. You have a natural talent for this kind of "in-your-face" imagery; and, even in black and white, you create a strong sense of emotional color. Terrific job---I've seen all the variations of this, and they're all 1st rate. I'll comment on more when I return. And thank you so much for your wish (in sitemail): I appreciate it greatly, Ute. I wish you and all your loved ones a fine Easter holiday, and I hope you're all well.