El Abanico
 This is the work I sent for the Auction "Aires de Esperanza" to be held at Galería Freites in Caracas on November 2008.See more of my works commissioned for the front page of the corresponding catalog at:http://www.artrbd.com/videos/abanicos/index.html |
Mis recientes trabajos
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Comments (-3)My new Studies
Have a look at my new Studies series:
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Screen Lives of Matthew Pillsbury
Visit Screen Lives of Matthew Pillsbury
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The world of David Maisel
Visit the interesting website of David Maisel |
Sensitive Light
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Visit Sensitive Light ,a wonderful website full of interesting works by Graham Jeffery. Take a look at the interesting smoke effects photographs. I came across this website from Photoshop Tips, Tricks And Tutorials 
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KUDÁSZ GÁBOR ARION
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Visit the wonderful work of
KUDÁSZ GÁBOR ARION photography 
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Sean Kernan Studios
Sean Kernan Studios
Sofia Fararova's work
Visit the wonderful and poetic works of my friend Sofia Faranova in FAPS
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Pierre Gonnard
Visit Pierre Gonnord works
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Doug Dubois
Visit the interesting work of Doug Dubois
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Photosjlc
Visit this stupendous photo blog! Photo by JLC. This work is copyrighted © Toutes les photographies restent la propriété de son (ses) auteur(s) ©JLC |
Mona Lisa Descending a Staircase
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Mona Lisa Descending a Staircase |
The interesting world of Mark Tucker
Works by Mark Tucker
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Photography of the Unexpected and Neglected Architecture
Jacob Carter
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The inspiring work of JACOB CARTER
COASTS OF BRITAIN, FACING ATLANTIC OCEAN
SERIES 2006 © JACOB CARTER |
Caroline Shepard
JOAN KAUFMAN
Joan Kaufman's work embodies aspects of sculpture, theatre, photography, and digital media. She works in series producing large format B/W photo-based images that blur the boundaries between illusion and reality. By creating constructed realities within theatre-like settings, her images are experienced as moments suspended in a larger unfolding narrative. Reference of this article : ART POST http://artpost.info/presscentral/detail.asp?pr_id=171 |
CAROL INEZ CHARNEY
 Visit her wonderful exhibition The goal of the body of work entitled Interior Landscape is to open a space for the viewer to experience an external, familiar landscape in an altered way-letting the eye tap into both a real world view and a personal, inner terrain. Beginning my career as an abstract painter, I progressively moved towards abstraction in my photography. In exploring different ways to photograph the landscape, I intuitively approached the work from a painter's point of view while abstractly composing in camera. My goal was to create visual tension while leveraging natural distortions within my compositions. The distortions act as a filter-allowing the viewer the choice of what to focus on-both internally and externally. By using the natural distortions present in our every day world-moisture on windows, swirling smoke, rising walls of mist-I transform the landscape into an unfamiliar world of concealment and uncertainty. This transformation evokes a painterly quality, while still retaining a connection to the realism inherent in photography. While focusing on the most minute details of these natural distortions, we generate a space for quiet contemplation-breaking old, rigid view patterns and allowing for a new external and internal vision to occur. By Carol Inez Charney |
