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#3-san-francisco
#3-san-francisco
sfalice


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Date Uploaded: Mar 2, 2008

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 The original was taken on a foggy day and is hugely cropped - I'm not sure I 'improved' it by using the Exclusion filter, but still, I wanted to try it.

Another haiku

#3 San Francisco
The silvery city
fits the hills snugly.
Falling into beauty.

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 03/08/2008 09:49:18 AM
Delightful, experiments are wonderful things. I would, perhaps, try smoothing each layer so that there are no imperfections, but so that each one is unnaturally smooth (as paper would be). Or I would add a lot more imperfections (though both might be the worse for it).
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 03/04/2008 10:10:05 AM
It's been said, I see, but this resembles a wonderfully textured paper "print", with paint brushed over as well.
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 03/04/2008 06:45:38 AM
this is very cool. i love the layers, simplified. i used to give my students in london a project very similar to this, using, yup, paper cutouts to show sfumato in london. lovely colours and simplicity.
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 03/03/2008 09:01:12 PM
I too immediately thought of a paper cutout! I love the simplicity of just seeing the shapes, this is quite fine!!
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 03/03/2008 09:07:54 AM
digital photography is cool sometimes, i like the haiku.
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 03/02/2008 10:01:01 PM
This does look like a layered paper cutout. There is a cadence to the image that perfectly matches that of your haiku. Nice.
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 03/02/2008 03:07:06 PM
I had a room mate who was in art school and she did this cool thing where she cut out paper and layered it (sort of like a Kandinsky painting) and this makes me think of that. As if each layer is it's own unique separate thing. I like it.
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