Showing posts with label where people dwell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label where people dwell. Show all posts




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found in vrious places here in Vienna, the facial expression of woerm always grabs me - it's anxiety, and the way it seems to crawl out of the surface and having a look, not very sure of what to think about what it sees. Lovely.











cellography ~ contrast









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"Contrast is the difference in visual properties that makes an object (or its representation in an image) distinguishable from other objects and the background...

Because the human visual system is more sensitive to contrast than absolute
luminance, we can perceive the world similarly regardless of the huge changes in illumination over the day or from place to place."

[from the wikipedia article]



The pictures above aren't from any study on the term "contrast", just a collection that I assembled over some weeks with my old cell phone's built-in camera. I really get used to this thingee and the way the pictures turn out...













cellography ~
further progress



























some more pictures recently taken with my old cellphone's built-in camera.
Without any artsy-fartsy intentions in mind - I really like this lo-fi character.
And as long as my camera doesn't work properly, I need something to substitute it.






cellography, face perception and a marble floor


something I came across many many times was/is people - and especially me - recognicing faces in all kind of shapes. The highlight of a rather boring film from the late sixites I had to sit through was a very old continuous-flow water heater on the wall that looked like a Imperial Storm Trooper's Mask from Star Wars. No kidding ! I swear ! Just like in the movies !!!

A quite long dialogue between two students about revolution and art happend right under this gigantic monster mask water heater and I nearly fainted trying NOT to break out in hysterical laughter... people: it was hard to stand this one through.
The longer the dialogue lasted the more hilarious the whole scene became for me. Now I have a very profound glimpse of where George Lucas' team got the idea for this masks

Which leads me back to topic: Face Recognition. For the more interested among us/you here a wikipedia article for starters (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Face_perception). I know this is cheap, but what the heck...

I had to wait several times on the same floor for long terms for some people - and while being there alone and without a book and no view and my old cellphone with built in lo-fi camera (it works, so what the heck !) I started to try out NOT seeing faces in the marble floor. Here some results.






still a human form, but I'm on the way...








way back, in a cave.... yes, this is a pattern I found in a marble floor.
A stone cut through, resulting in this shape. Amazing.









and then I found faces too....









... ghostly, human faces...





Yes, this are all patterns/shapes found in a marble floor. I am still amazed.

Sorry for the poor quality, but the ole cellphone was all I got.














Boogie, the photographer ~

"I document what I see around me"














I document what I see around me











[words in italics are quotes from interviews linked to below this article].
"Finds" like this bring me back into reality - I wasn't looking for content like these... stumbled over them via a blog.

Photographer Boogie's pictures are quite disturbing and shocking - stills from a world around us, surrounding us, that is part of out cities and lifes. Boogie gets entrance behind locked doors (even if not physically existing doors) and brings back pictures that document the lifes around us.

And he lets one alone with truths stripped down bare naked but without the craving for sensation.











Color is... perhaps too much information...?
I'm not really sure... It doesn't feel right

















Photographer Boogie's website

Interviews



cell-o-graphy


When I bought my used currently in use cellphone about 18 months ago I first fumbled around with the built-in camera. It was the cheapest cellphone I was able to get, and the camera was a nice idea. Somehow I even become able to handle the limits of this camera and use them as my benefits.























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