10 Formas Diferentes de Conseguir Fotografía Surrealista
Seguro que a estas alturas, como buen aficionado/a devorador/a de fotografías ajenas, te habrás emocionado con alguna imagen sorprendentemente mágica o irreal que ha llamado tu atención, ¿Verdad? Esas imágenes extraordinarias casi seguro te evocan por lo menos una de estas dos preguntas: ¿Por qué? Y ¿Cómo? Una breve introducción al surrealismo El surrealismo surgió hace ya casi un siglo y cambió por completo la forma de percibir, entender y expresar el arte. Es un arte que está más allá de la realidad o convencionalismos sociales, busca todo aquello que es único en lo más profundo de la mente del ser humano, lo maravilloso, la ambigüedad, lo extraño… Todo aquello que forma parte de los espacios más recónditos de nuestra esencia; nuestros instintos más básicos. Los principales impulsores y creadores del movimiento fueron Marx Ernst, André Masson, Joan Miró, Man Ray, René Magritte, Pablo Picasso o Salvador Dalí. 1. Aquí tienes un ejemplo de este tipo de perspectiva: 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
An Exclusive First Look At The Other-Worldly Art Of Burning Man 2014
One of the very best things about Burning Man, the week-long, post-apocalyptic celebration of creative expression that pops up in the Nevada desert each August, is the awe-inspiring collection of art on display. The installations and the “art cars” roaming through the two-mile stretch of temporary city render humanity’s capacity for imagination limitless. Where else in the universe would a giant, fire-breathing steampunk octopus glide past a 55-foot tall, LED-powered homage to the female form? The Huffington Post was lucky enough to preview a handful of the projects that will be on hand at this year’s event, which kicks off in mere weeks and is built around the theme “caravansary.” From a giant, glowing vagina to a collection of mechanical lotus flowers that light up to the rhythm of your heartbeat, take a look at some of the bizarre creations that will grace the world's dustiest canvas this year (Grover Norquist not included): Embrace The Super Pool Minaret Wheel of Fortune The Vulvatron
Surrealismo fotográfico y de acuarela
Written on Feb 24, 2014 // Arte, Diseño, Photo. Con sede en Massachusetts la fotógrafa Aliza Razell ha combinado la acuarela con sus fotos y autorretratos para crear series, que llama “reflexivas”, bajo el nombre de “Anesidora” y “ikävä” cuenta historias, las de una chica que tiene poderes y provoca explosiones de arcoiris y por otro lado la nostalgia aparece en “ikävä” palabra de origen finlandés que significa expresar y sentir que algo o alguien nos hace falta. Abstracción, historias, acuarela, photoshop, arte y surrealismo forman el trabajo de Razell a quien le gusta explorar diversas técnicas mismas que podrán ver en su perfil de Flickr donde hay toda una variedad de fotografías y ambas series completas. También podría interesarte:
Family Chronicle - Dating Old Photographs
Dating Old Photographs Family Chronicle’s special publication Dating Old Photographs 1840-1929 has proved to be very popular. Many of us have photographs that are undated but in past articles we have shown that it is often possible to establish the date by carefully comparing with other pictures of known date. We thought it might be interesting to show in detail how a photograph can be dated with a considerable degree of precision. Even though we know the date, you may wish to work your way through the pointers which confirm this date. We have not described every thing that may be used as a pointer. Even though most photographs can be dated by comparing these to known examples, some can be very difficult, even impossible. A sample photo spread from Dating Old Photographs. Back to Dating Old Photographs/Special Publications We appreciate any feedback.
Civil War & Old West Photos
Posted by Gerard Murphy – January 13, 2014 browse all Guest post by Terry Falk One day in the spring of 1975, my phone rang, and that call led me on an incredible journey. The call was from my brother, who was starting his career as an art researcher and historian. He specializes on forgotten or overlooked American artists. “Do you remember me telling you about the research I am doing on Alfred Waud, the Civil War artist”, he says, “well, I have tracked down his present day descendants living in Vermont. With that enigmatic proposal, we took off for Vermont and made our way to a quintessential country home in the southern part of the state. I turned back the ancient lid of the trunk and inside were stacks of boxes and folders wrapped in paper. The reason this collection exists at all is a story itself. It didn’t end with the Civil War, however. After my adrenalin came down to an operable level and I regained the ability to speak, the trunk was brought downstairs. Now my work truly began.
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