Well, considering I contemplated the blacklight nude (albeit without paint). I am sure it's been done. Especially with the popularity of blacklight and glow paint in raver communities.
Nah, that doesn't count, it's my own image. I cold have posted the old one just as well.
Just yanking your chain... Actually, I remember seeing a whole portfolio of prints by a "famous" photographer, of furniture with elongated shadows in odd juxtapositions, many years ago, but I can't remember who it was. It was the work of a real big-name photographer, I know that much...
I bet you have never seen fire photos like
the ones I took some months ago:
//www.mrx.no/album09.html They are unique in the sense that they are mushroom shaped,
and have a silk like texture
Actually, I remember seeing a whole portfolio of prints by a "famous" photographer of furniture with elongated shadows...
R.
If you remember, tell me please, I'd be interested in that.
Will do... It was a LONG time ago. I remember they were fascinating, however. One of them in particular was a Frank Lloyd Wright ladderback chair, and it was utterly transformed by its shadow.
Not to state the obvious, but I'm not speaking in molecular terms.
:-P
LOL You know what I mean, unless we were in a very controlled situation, you and I couldn't take the same shot if we tried. Think of the Shoes challenge, hundreds of people photographed a very simple everyday object and no 2 pictures were alike even though all were similar.
