Our Two Sense
Enmeshed
Posted by Two Sense (Atlantic Shores, United States) on 15 May 2008 in Cityscape & Urban.
Lilly : Really difficult to see in to some places . . so protected.
Ronnie : I have trouble seeing out.
A record of timeslots shared : all images and storylines © www.ourtwosense.com ("O2S") 2008, 2009
JoeB from Brampton, Canada
Wonderful creation, the mesh has become small picture frames.
15 May 2008 1:45pm
annora from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
wow really interesting framing.love this one.=)
15 May 2008 3:15pm
Observing from Chester, United Kingdom
Cool shot Ronnie, on the R side there's a mesh within the mesh. Interesting.
15 May 2008 3:48pm
yiannis krikis from thessaloniki, Greece
great title and execution - excellent work
15 May 2008 4:13pm
Jrask from Pasadena, United States
Not sure if it's what you guys were going for, but this makes me think of the frustration of trying to take pictures through chain link fences! It's always hard to get the lines out of the shot, but here you've used them for a wonderful piece! Well done :)
15 May 2008 5:02pm
@Jrask: :
(from Ronnie) I know what you mean about those ghostly lines in zoo shots . . one always runs across the tiger's eye!
Earnest from Oklahoma, United States
Somehow reminds me of a Darth Vader cyclops crossed with the predator...
15 May 2008 5:14pm
danthro from Suburbia, United States
cool mixing of the shots! i like how you changed some of the 'boxes' to monochrome or desaturated them.
15 May 2008 8:41pm
@danthro: :
(from Ronnie) Thanks, danthro. This one was inspired by a streetshot Lilly had taken thru a wire mesh fence. There was no way I could match the fence so I made a little mirror self-portrait of the Nikon through a garden sieve. Letting the two images eat into each other and punching the odd hole thru was just an idea we came up with later.
sithenah from Greater Manchester/Cheshire, United Kingdom
not sure I understand that reply to danthro - I was going to say I couldn't see the join at all as the same metal rods appear to go all away across - great work whatever.
15 May 2008 9:40pm
Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom
Another fine example of creative photo work. Love the way it meshes together seamlessly.
15 May 2008 10:11pm
bronzebilly u.k. from Barry,Vale of Glamorgan, United Kingdom
Cool one L&R..each frame holds a mini work of art,pals...luvs it..
Billy...
16 May 2008 12:01am
Sarah from Statesville, United States
Very interesting. It gives me a lot to look at, i love it.
16 May 2008 4:21pm
niña from New York, United States
oh wow! this one i really love! i've been staring at it for some time quite amazed as to how you did it.
16 May 2008 8:55pm
@niña: :
(from Ronnie) Thanks, niña. Lilly set me a tough one to relate to here so I had to jump clean outside the box!
e. from New York, NY, United States
Wow, this is great work! You two really have such wonderfully creative ideas. :)
17 May 2008 5:25am
zOOm from Paris, France
Fantastic collage ! Well done for this highly creative idea !
17 May 2008 9:15am
Marion from Nanaimo, BC, Canada
You are very talented. It looks like Darth Vadar trying to peek through the fence. Another wonderful blending of images.
17 May 2008 9:44pm
GJC from Kyoto, Japan
This is fabulous, and shows that you two continue to experiment rather than stay with the already successful formula. I admire that. I looked at this for a long time, thinking of all the different elements and the geometry of it all. Really an intriguing shot, particularly the mesh in both foreground and background. I'm so impressed (yet again . . .)
18 May 2008 1:09am
@GJC: :
(from Ronnie) Thank you, GJC. This was a shift away from blending and into integration of the two images. It took on a sense of looking into and looking out of something along the way which retained the theme of 'contrast' that seems to run thru our site. Thanks, again, for your supportive and insightful Comments.
Twelvebit from Victoria, United States
Most people are talking about looking through fences, but what I see is one of those Advent calendars.
21 May 2008 10:55pm
post from melbourne, Australia
very cool.
wonderful.
you might like this, also.
www.patrickwinfield.com
2 Jun 2008 2:08am
