"Clytemnestra" (Saint Winifred)

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  arigram

• Jul 22, 2008

Very imposing and powerful. Shouldn't she be "Clytemnestra" though?

 

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  Jersey Vic

• Jul 22, 2008

I'll defer to the Greek guy in Greece on this

 

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  dida

• Jul 22, 2008

This is very personal, silent observer's photograph of statue ...
Beautiful. r.

 

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  vic vic

• Jul 22, 2008

another very powerful framing .. and here too, the lith looks great...
sometimes, kinda "effects" like lith, holga, or in digital zone some photoshop graphic work etc, those may detract from a really good photograph and make it too playful and much less "photographic"... a sense of coherence is of prime importance to me both as an artist and as a viewer...
and here again, the powerful frame and lith create some synergy and aesthetic coherence ...

 

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  Mayfair710

• Jul 22, 2008

what vic said! this is my favorite of all your postings today. very powerful!
~~marianne

 

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  bill schwab

• Jul 22, 2008

All of these are very nice Vic, but this is my favorite. Very powerful.

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Jul 22, 2008

Beautiful, Victor! I agree that this latest series is very nice. This is the one that feels the strongest to me.
- Thomas

 

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  dlin

• Jul 22, 2008

Neat series, Vic. The lith process suits the textures in the statue perfectly.

All the best,
Daniel

 

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  naknak

• Jul 22, 2008

A picture without a word or a title may be,is a camera without a film.But now,who cares about film? Images are made in sensless sensors. They are beatiful,they are great,but they lack the touch of human spirit,emphatically presented here in ''the movement in the arm''. Thank you Vic.

Kyprianos

 

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  Guillaume Zuili

• Jul 22, 2008

Great !
G.