– Digital
Montage –
October 13, 2003 – I've been
working with a new technique that enables me to build a picture using
thousands of miniature photos. The digital montage above began with
a photograph of "Dukes of Havoc" from the Reliant Dog Show(s) in
Houston this summer. The resulting image is comprised
of hundreds of photos of Great Danes, all of which were taken during
the Reliant shows over a three
day
period.
If
you
will distance yourself from your monitor, the original photo should
come into better focus for you.
Due
to the small size on your screen, you won't be able to view the teeny
photographs, so I am including
an enlarged detail to give you a better idea of how the photo-grid
works. This detail was taken from the area right below the eye and
to the
right of the dark muzzle; it consists of 25 photos. When the
digital montage is printed to a larger size, such as 16 x 20 inches,
each of the
small
photographs
is well
defined and easy enough to recognize at close range. However, when
you move far enough away from the print, the small photos blend together
and the original picture emerges. Fun stuff, huh?
My Booth at the GDCA
National Specialty
I'll be heading to Orlando on Saturday to attend the GDCA
National for a week. (Wha-hoo!) A few days ago I
decided it might be fun to have my own booth while I'm there, so please
look me up. I am bringing lots of Dane prints with me and some
of my other photography.
Please support this "starving artist" and buy something! Or
at least stop by and say hello. That'll be just as good. Unfortunately
I won't be in the main tent because I waited way too long to reserve
my
space, so you'll find me in the OTHER tent. In fact, I am pretty
lucky they let me into ANY tent at this late date. To tell you the
truth, I have mixed
feelings
about
maintaining
a booth
because whenever I go to the Nationals, I spend most of my time
photographing the Danes. Can't do that as much this year when
there's a booth
to look
after.
We'll see how it goes.
DaDane Prints
I am working on a new web site for my Dane prints and I hope to have
something online within the next couple of days, so those of you
who inquired
about "Portrait in Black" – and other prints – please check back
here for full details.
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