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"Nude Descending a Guitar Case"
Image Title:  "Nude Descending a Guitar Case"
 
 By: Jim McNitt  
  Copyright ©2003



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Photographer Jim McNitt {K:11246}
Project N/A Camera Model Canon D60
Categories Photoart
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Uploaded 9/15/2003 Film / Memory Type  
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About This and the next image slated for upload ("Blue Cello") will wrap up my meditations on musical instruments for a while. After that, there's a four image series dealing with TIME which seems likely to coincide with the arrival of Isabel in the Northeast US. Should be an interesting week! --Jim
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Mário Sousa   {K:16985} 9/15/2003
beautiful colors


Mr. Arrey   {K:11516} 9/15/2003
Lovely!


Tomo Radovanovic   {K:12788} 9/15/2003
creative work
rgds


Jim McNitt   {K:11246} 9/15/2003
FYI --

A quick thank you and word of explanation for everone who commented on "Two Men in Tuxedoes."
It seems people are frequently anthropomorphizing animals by attributing them human emotions and even human motives. I thought it would be an interesting theme for a photo illustration.

I'm a frequent guest at the Amateur Comedy Club in NYC (thanks, Shelley H!) where tuxedoes are required at weekend performances. Earlier in the summer I looked around at the guys, myself included, who were all stuffed into ill-fitting tux jackets that looked to have been in closets for decades and thought: "My, god! These guys really do look like penguins." --Jim


Ronny Van Eeckhoutte   {K:12734} 9/15/2003
Beautiful abstract Jim...you must be having fun there. Best regards, Ronny


Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia   {K:94480} 9/15/2003
stunning tones.superb.


Hakan Aker   {K:14146} 9/15/2003
Wonderful piece of art...reminds me Picasso's works,with your different color schemeof course


Ursula I Abresch   {K:6515} 9/15/2003
This is so beautiful! The guitars look very good, I like the guitar at the bottom, that looks almost like a frame. I love reds and oranges, and these are just right. How do you do these pictures? They're quite striking.

Ursula


Mik Teige   {K:2311} 9/15/2003
Hello Jim. Nice. I feel a drive to express a fluidity of an amusement. Everywhere full of energy. The verve. Excellent expressionist pop art. In my opinion. I am sorry, my English is not good. I am from Prague. Thank you. Nice title and very good work. Have a 'warm' day.


Gregory Fiedler   {K:15439} 9/15/2003
Jim, I never tier of this look! So very well put together. Not that I am a big fan of them, but to bad the Jets can't get it as together. Really great work Jim!


Robin McAulay   {K:8908} 9/15/2003
amazing - love the nude - colours optimale - great stuff Jim..


Rhonda Prince   {K:17684} 9/15/2003
Love the shapes in this one, the body and the guitar as one! Can't wait for
Blue Cello - I love Blue!


Alberto Agnoletti   {K:12808} 9/15/2003
Fantastic work!!
This is very photoart!
Congrats.
Best regards, Alberto


Craig Garland   {K:27077} 9/15/2003
Beautiful work Jim-- cool subject, colors, and design.


G S   {K:81} 9/15/2003
Hi, Jim. Your impressionistic collection here just amazing. You are really on the top of excellence. I hope I will not upset you, but my favorite still a poetic 'Blue Cello'.This composition is more eccentric, more active, brighter. The same style, different mood. I like the style you developed. Best wishes, Galina (in UF you spelled my name correctly
;-))


Jim McNitt   {K:11246} 9/15/2003
Hi Galina:
Glad you're spending more time at UF these days. "Blue Cello" comes tomorrow. --Jim

Hello Ursula:
The exact formula I'm keeping under my hat for a while -- it took about a month of experimentation to develop it. However, see the threat of my previous image ("Girl with Stars in Her Eyes") for a general description of how these are done.

Mik:
I appreciate your comment. I know how hard it is to try to express yourself in idomatic English. I had the good fortune to have had some assignments in Prague for Newsweek in the immediate aftermath of the Velvet Revolution. It is a city of infinite charm.

And thanks to everyone else for your comments. --Jim


Lexie Summers   {K:2027} 9/15/2003
Very nice work. Beautiful colors that compliment the image very well. This is an incredible piece of art.


Carol Watson   {K:5185} 9/15/2003
Now this one I really like! The placement of the elements is terrific. I love the warm colors and the texture adds interest without being too distracting! Very nice. This would look great hanging above a baby grand piano...


Audrey Reid   {K:5872} 9/16/2003
Keeping the best to the last.
I join Carol in saying I like this one the best Jim. (probably because my simple head understands what I'm looking at!)
Look forward to the TIME series......there is light at the end of the tunnel.
Audrey


Anna    {K:2994} 9/16/2003
"Dulcis in fundo" ... :-))


Kristina Kohut   {K:49990} 9/16/2003
Hey... this is fantastic! So perfect, artistic, original and wonderful! EXCELLENT, Jim! And the colours are so waaaaarming!


peta jones   {K:12615} 9/16/2003
Another for Brooke to see! The placement of all the elements is great Jim. Warm and vibrant image.

Your ?
Icebound...the big why?... cause...dunno! Well I could delve into my head to find out but it's numb from the all that ice! ;)


Lou Verruto   {K:1375} 9/16/2003
The title alone had me laughing out loud:)


Chris Spracklen   {K:32552} 9/17/2003
Now then, Jim, this is a bit naughty ~ having a woman trample all over a set of guitars! Never mind the fact that she hasn't got any clothes on!!! In fact I'm not sure whether, as a minister, I ought to be commenting on this image at all! (Joke!) The fact is, it is, of course, quite brilliant, but want we all want is a PS tutorial on how you get this wonderful look.
Kind regards, Chris.


Ana Vianna   {K:15270} 9/18/2003
Very creative work! Very beautiful! Congrats!


MaryBell    {K:32791} 9/18/2003
perfect - the shapes echo each other perfectly (imagine that)...


Neil Shapiro   {K:2122} 9/19/2003
Wonderful colors, look, and feel to this!


Harlan Heald   {K:13990} 9/20/2003
Excellent image! Terrific technical work! Bravo!!!


karen barnett   {K:4237} 10/3/2003
I enjoy your word play on the "nude decending a staircase" painting...... and I have laughed outloud at your titles... but your work leaves me stunned, in speechless awe of your talent. After seeing one creation, I had to look at your entire portfolio. No I can't call it looking, it was actually a study of it.

I am still realing from the emotional impact.

It is not the skill in the execution of your composit images that is the driving force... althought THAT is enough in and of it's self to earn you accolades and applause and adulation.... but it is the creativity, interwoven with imagination and intellect, and sheer talent, that earns you the reference and respect reserved for.... and deserved of... a great master.


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