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How Eye Slowly Fell Asleep (Contact Sheet)
Image Title:  How Eye Slowly Fell Asleep (Contact Sheet)
 
 By: Ameet Mallapur  
  Copyright ©2004



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Photographer Ameet Mallapur {K:1865}
Project #15 Personal Style Camera Model Nikon FM2n
Categories Abstracts
Photoart
Alternative Process
Film Format
Portfolio Lens nikkor 35-105mm macro.
Uploaded 6/11/2004 Film / Memory Type kodak profoto
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 612 Shutter
Favorites Aperture f/
Critiques 6 Rating
5.67
/ 3 Ratings
Location City - 
State - 
Country - India   India
About This is part of my contact sheet series.
Here I first shot a portrait of a friend and made a print.I then used some close up filters and went up close to the eye and shot a roll.The thought behind the image is when an eye blinks it dosen't see anything...hence the blank spaces in between, and if you see it number wise as one would see a contact sheet from left to right, row by row...the eye slowly but eventually falls asleep...
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There are 6 Comments in 1 Pages
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Claude H.   {K:1560} 6/11/2004
Interesting experimentation. As the eyes are all looking in the same direction, I think you should put something in the upper right frame and create something different for your contact sheet series. Regards, Claude


Ahmet Baki Kocaballi   {K:13645} 6/21/2004
interesting work!


Alan Siqueira   {K:5131} 6/26/2004
Hey Ameet!
This is awesome mate! You really do have a very creative and ingenious mind! I love this image the concept and the reasoning behind it! Really really good!
I'm not in Switzerland at the moment. My band toured there last Sept/Oct and hopefully we are going back there this year to promote our 3rd CD which we have just finished recording.
Hope to see some more of your cool shots soon.
Cheers
Alan


Bea Friedli   {K:9834} 7/23/2004
wow ..you're very creative ! like your thought process..excellent


Carlheinz Bayer   {K:14220} 8/22/2004
Very smart idea! I love the idea using contact sheets to create something new. And I really mean NEW!
C.


**** *****   {K:9527} 12/13/2004
great idea! love it!


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