(in B&W opalotype)
A little bit of insight
Some imaginaries take a long time struggling behind the computer. Much trial and error. This YouTube (made 2 years ago) provides you with some insight in the process a B&W selfie undergoes in its growth to a colourful (weird?) self portrait.
“A photographer always sees more; even in him/herself. Based on one Black & White self-portrait with the use of textures and layers and with merging pictures this photographer succeeds in creating a colourful self-portrait. His ‘Meta Selfie’ or (subtitle) ‘The Art of Being Me’.”
Rocket Science in the Overberg
Since human memories exist outer space has always been a source of fascination and imagination. There always has been a quest to explore the space around the earth. Stonehenge was build in the period between around 3000 and 2000 BC and based on the solar year (19 yrs and that many days, hrs/minutes and seconds). Michelangelo made sketches of a flying machine and ‘far-sighted’ Jules Verne drawing a rocket in the 19th century. My quest in life is imagination; something many adults have lost. Hence this imaginary of some rocket science in the Overberg, South Africa.
Being a rocket scientist isn’t all that smart when you are a photographer😀
