"The Grouping" is a lenticular photograph. Looking down on this anonymous group of strangers enjoying a moment of repose, I digitally captured it.
Suddenly, a set of young women who were lying back on the giant ottoman, lurched forward simultaneously. My camera, still aimed at this scene, caught this orchestrated (and very strange) movement.
Digitally, I combined the "flip" motion and graphically painted my image. A lenticular processing company uses special paper, changing the angle from which the photo will be viewed.
If you look closely at the actual lenticular photo of "The Grouping," you would see raised vertical lines on the paper. The eye is fooled into seeing motion!
Suddenly, a set of young women who were lying back on the giant ottoman, lurched forward simultaneously. My camera, still aimed at this scene, caught this orchestrated (and very strange) movement.
Digitally, I combined the "flip" motion and graphically painted my image. A lenticular processing company uses special paper, changing the angle from which the photo will be viewed.
If you look closely at the actual lenticular photo of "The Grouping," you would see raised vertical lines on the paper. The eye is fooled into seeing motion!
"PERMANENCE" can be interpreted many ways. Ironically, as a lenticular with floating words, this lexicon feels anything but permanent. Such is our world.
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