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Ulf Fågelhammar
{K:10975} 8/7/2003
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Say it in broken English...."shallow poodle"...I would have liked to see that doggy. Sorry about my bad spelling.
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Ulf Fågelhammar
{K:10975} 8/7/2003
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Harlan
Your project is amazing,so is your curiosity and approach. Yes beauty can be found where you least expect it. Wonderful blue colour - and yes it is Inca gold as Marilia writes.
One day I say a flattened soda can lying in a shallow poodle. It was just after a heavy rainshower and the sun broke through the clouds. The can was lit by the sun and shining like a precious treasure. Absolutely magic. I had two or free captures, but with poor result.
So the next they I was there again, trying to capture the magic.
It had rained overnight and the poddle was now much deeper, and the treasure couldn?t be found.
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John Hatziemmanouil
{K:40580} 8/7/2003
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Very interesting. This object really looks like something from BC years or something from Inkas - Magia etc.
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Hakan Aker
{K:14146} 8/6/2003
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:)
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Oreste Antignano
{K:1898} 8/6/2003
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7,7,7,7,7. great idea, well captured, good saturation. I like it.
O.
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Iwona Roslonek
{K:393} 8/5/2003
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This looks like a gem in a first class museum - turquoise and gold - precious.
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Yutaka Itinose
{K:22586} 8/5/2003
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What a beautiful colour contrast! It's very joyful work turning cans into Art, I think. Enviable! Five flattened cans are put beside your computer? Thanks.
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Mário Sousa
{K:16985} 8/5/2003
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excellent colors
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Marita Toftgard
{K:691} 8/4/2003
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My favourite colour.... GOLD!!! ;-)
Extremely beautiful...in contrast...or maybe in harmony with the turqouise.......
What a masterpiece...
I am always impressed with these works of art you make out of objects...that most of us would not notice...if we walked by them....
Thanks for showing us a new world....
Mita
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Kim kyungsang
{K:14135} 8/4/2003
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Very fine work.
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Hermen Pen
{K:9168} 8/4/2003
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Great find! It looks like a (crying) foundling to me...
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Masahiko Shibata
{K:14107} 8/4/2003
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Looks like a gold.You are changing rust to gold?
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Dave M
{K:9043} 8/4/2003
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Fine work, Harlan. Very fine work.
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Carole Bradford
{K:10715} 8/4/2003
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Another 'great find' - love the colours, details and yes there is a bit of rust! Well done! Regards!
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Vladislav Klima
{K:3660} 8/4/2003
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Thank you. Very nice presentation of this subject. Good contrast, saturation and all. Well done. Vladislav
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Joksa Juoperi
{K:13473} 8/4/2003
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Great details and colours.
Regards, Joksa.
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Andrew Caldwell
{K:18307} 8/4/2003
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The composition created by the shapes of the squashed can create an entirely new creation, a cycloptic robot from flatland. Great texture and color. Fine find.
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Robert Gaither
{K:34128} 8/4/2003
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Nice image like this one with the color of the cans so far.
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Massimo Di Maggio
{K:-53658} 8/4/2003
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This looks like a Maya object... Hope my car had a better oil filter than this ;) Bye Max
PS: maybe MArilia is right, it's closer to an Inca piece :)
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Gregory Fiedler
{K:15439} 8/4/2003
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Harlan, A wonderful specimen for the can exhibition! Nice blue color, and the gold of the popped top is a certain plus. A CAN-id shot! I kill me! E-4865 Great stuff! About paying Kelly double the going rate! I get paid, she gets the monies,and the check book, I keep my Nikon! She is worth every penny and more! Kelly that is, not the Nikon. Comments~Thanks Harlan.
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Terry Irwin
{K:979} 8/4/2003
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Looking at the image before reading the caption this was the part of some pipe that held a sack at the end for contents to spill into.
Great series! Look forward to more. I love how you capture them and they transform into something else then they really are. Thats the beauty.
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Ronny Van Eeckhoutte
{K:12734} 8/4/2003
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Agree with Marilia...
Truly wonderful picture...
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Marília Ferraz
{K:-4756} 8/4/2003
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Harlan, I will never accept that this is an oil filter. This is an Inca piece of sacrifice. Dreaming still.. Great series, as always, my friend. Marília
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