Venice, a view of a canal from a dark alley… light and shadows play through the grating. Darkness is almost complete along this passage, only light comes from the narrow canal at the end…
WxH 53.4 x 80.3 cm, 21.03 x 31.62 inches
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Also in BC, during a short walk, I’ve found this old railroad tunnel adapted for pedestrian passage, part of a longer trail along a river. The highlights shapes give a rhythm towards the light, but we’re still here, in unstable darkness.
British Columbia, view
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One of the beautiful works you can find in BC, The nice light and contrast are ideal for black and white… this highlights the striking shape and the shadows profiles.
British Columbia, totem
WxH 80.3 x 53.8 cm, 31.62 x 21.17 inches
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Another photo form Canada, I was lucky to capture this beautiful sunset. The red sun highlighted the town hill, while the mountains in the back were almost completely black, giving great contrast. The cloudy sky also had a nice contrast with great depth, a beautiful company to the underlying landscape.
Alberta, View
WxH 80.3 x 48.9 cm, 31.62 x 19.24 inches
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Alberta, landscape
WxH 80.3 x 50.7 cm, 31.62 x 19.96 inches
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Alberta Badlands, landscape
WxH 80.3 x 51.8 cm, 31.62 x 21.17 inches
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3D extrapolated from an oil painting
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This is an experiment, a video created using an oil painting as a starting idea.
The direction followed points towards the creation a creature, a huge creature similar to a living planet, the movement is a key concept to give life to the whole thing and, most important, to evolve and keep part of the materic look of the oil painting we used.
This is W5, the oil painting:
W5, Oil Painting by Paolo Dolci
Some of the choices made to get to this look are experiments that can open or close new ways to explore, especially in the creation and fluidity of the movement and transformation, probably more “Things” will come!
The animation exists in another version, with red/orange high ground, more similar to the original painting and with a strong color and temperature contrast:
Some of the frames are interesting enough to justify a further elaboration of the data, model and techniques to produce high resolution images for high quality printing in big size (>300 DPI).
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