This is a film transfer worked up in photoshop from a Nikon CoolScan. This image is special to me because I love camping on Assateague Island. As I remember, it was the morning after an early winter storm and the ponies had found their way onto the beach and they were enduring the crisp morning breeze. That’s when the older pony looked up at me. She had obviously endured many storms. I could see it in her eyes.
These handcrafted locks are very popular among the new-age set. Temple locks are supposedly used on temple and shrine gates in Tibet. Then, the locks are sold as a shrine artifact to raise money for the shrine. The Deity represented on this temple lock is of the Goddess Tara. So this lock should’ve come from a temple or shine dedicated to Tara. The lock is said to be magically endowed with the power of that Deity for it is truly a shrine artifact. Photographed on black Low-Key background at f32 with a 2 second exposure.
Janice Pumphrey created these Copper, Brass and anodized wire bracelets fashioned after an ancient Egyptian design. The links are interlocked together by the spirals to create the chain bracelet. With the cost of silver and gold skyrocketing, semiprecious metals are becoming all the vogue among jewelry makers. Especially on prototype designs like these when the artist is exploring new design ideas to bring into production. Photographed at 200 a.s.a. at f-32 with a 2 second exposure on black velvet presentation pillows under a light tent with 3 studio lights.
I made this hand made enamel beaded bracelet on sliver plated copper wire about three years ago. This bracelet was a gift to my wife. She showed me how to make the chain links and I made the enamel beads by rolling short lengths of copper piping in crushed enamel then I fired the beads with a torch. I repeated the process over and over until the enamel formed a round bead. Then I cured the bead in vermiculite. to keep the beads from cracking. Photographed on a Black Low-key background under 3 studio lights and light tent at f32 with 2 second exposure.
Colored flutes for Cordials Assignment. Clear glass on high-key white is a nightmare even in the in the most controlled circumstances. Sometimes you just have to create difficult assignments to overcome such hard to achieve images.
I consider this image a failure. The lighting was wrong and the stems just vanished into the high key white. Instead of looking like glass stems they ghost out into the background. Yes, I could spend an hour in Photoshop but why not just reshot? I’m going to revisit this image again at another time but first I want to shoot some image tests of clear glass in high key white.
Artist and educator Mary E. Wang painting portfolio documentation. This project documents Mary Wang’s latest work.
To see more of Mary’s work visit our Sample Gallery or visit her website at www.marywang.com.
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