If you want to know how I felt shooting these pictures, look at #2. That best describes it. The idea of this concept came about when I walked into the first building over at the Getty Center and saw the statues. I was very intrigued by how the shadows looked and how very different they were from the actual pose of the statue. I never really stopped to look at that before. I always looked at what was in front of me, not what was in front of me and then behind that.
What do you guys see in the shapes below?
Well, thanks for stopping by for my last of the Getty Center series. I'll be having a super duper Christmas edition probably on Sunday. Have a safe weekend, and don't get too irritated out there shopping.
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cameronohara 61p · 640 weeks ago
Interesting ideas for the shoot, too. The second one was a little creepy to me... It looked kinda like a dancing devil or something, but then I realized that you were prolly taking photos of the shadows of a Christmas exhibit...!! lol~~ @n@
hardkoretom 84p · 640 weeks ago
That one was great. It was posed in an awesome way where the shadow looked like the devil, but the statue wasn't. It was a weird nekkid dude.
deleted7205728 94p · 640 weeks ago
I might use your shadow idea while I am in Tahoe this coming week. See if the contrast between white and shadows works for me.
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hardkoretom 84p · 639 weeks ago
Will · 638 weeks ago
Kumi Yamashita. Sometimes it's all about the shadows that people seem to hardly notice.
hardkoretom 84p · 638 weeks ago