I don't know why I am so drawn to window displays when I have a camera in my hand. There's something so stunning and beautiful about the faces I see behind the glass. I've realized that I have to get as close to it as possible to avoid seeing a reflection in the photograph.
This image has received a lot of mixed responses, and I'm very thankful for that. Anything that I do in a creative fashion that inspires someone to stop and offer input is a success in my eyes. Some of the feedback that I've particularly enjoyed.. is that she looks so real that it's creepy. I agree. I think she looks real too.
This image has received a lot of mixed responses, and I'm very thankful for that. Anything that I do in a creative fashion that inspires someone to stop and offer input is a success in my eyes. Some of the feedback that I've particularly enjoyed.. is that she looks so real that it's creepy. I agree. I think she looks real too.
2 comments:
I really enjoy the series that you've put up on Facebook. There seems to be a broad range of disturbing displays around here! I do like the fact that there is a real variation as well. The images where the mannequins face briefly comes from the dark are my favourites.
Thanks you! Well, I plan to post more on here as well. I'm going to do it in singles... and hopefully when Diane gets around to sending me the images that i took in Antwerp, I'll have some new material! I took some great shots.
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