Surrealism Images - Page 3

wu_wei0 · 11th of February 2006 (Sat)

Surely does, CDS! I really like this. It gives off such a peaceful feeling at first, but then as your eyes travel it gives a bit of a jangle-- a good one. lol Lovely work
~wu

I Simonius · 12th of February 2006 (Sun)

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Originally Posted by CyberDyneSystems

This one looked a little surreal just because of the infra red;

really nice, has a the spacy feel both due the infra R and the normal composition rendition
Like it!

kenyc · 14th of March 2006 (Tue)

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Originally Posted by lavished

sunflower for me too

Thanks!
KAC

The Why Not Guy · 20th of March 2006 (Mon)

A prototype for a cartoon I did a while back.

I Simonius · 20th of March 2006 (Mon)

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Originally Posted by The Why Not Guy

A prototype for a cartoon I did a while back.

That'd make some calling card!

I Simonius · 19th of April 2006 (Wed)

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Originally Posted by Tlee05

Image by Joel
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...1&d=1131275406

Image by Simon King
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...1&d=1131208907

You got these images back to front with the owners, the horsehead one is mine (Simon Kings)

And no -I don't mid you putting it here

windshadow · 20th of April 2006 (Thu)

I thought this was rather sureal.

I Simonius · 20th of April 2006 (Thu)

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Originally Posted by windshadow

I thought this was rather sureal.

MIDWITCH COOKOOS!
:scream:

t-bonestahl · 12th of May 2006 (Fri)

my take on surreal...just for fun

daclozer · 20th of June 2006 (Tue)

Heres an old one I did a few years ago.

daclozer · 20th of June 2006 (Tue)

Here is another one from me. This is actually a picture of some flames that I used a smudge tool to create some faces in there... I thought it came out pretty interesting...

dkenney · 29th of June 2006 (Thu)

looks like a great shot for Hells Kitchen.

Unreal_Nature · 8th of July 2006 (Sat)

What a great thread! Amazing images.

Everything I do is surreal, so it's great to be among fellow surrealists. Wish I could post some of my stuff here.

Unfortunately, all of the full-size pictures on my Web site are way too big both in dimensions and file size to post here, and I fear that if I squash them down any farther they well really get degraded (the originals are make high-res 16 x 20 prints). If you have broadband, take a look.

I use a 30D for the birds within my pictures (they are extracted an put into a new scene), and a 1Ds and 1Ds Mark II for everything else. All pictures are composites from, usually a minimum of three "straight" pictures. Often I use parts from as many as ten different pictures.

-Julie
unrealnature.com/

kenyc · 8th of July 2006 (Sat)

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Originally Posted by Unreal_Nature

What a great thread! Amazing images.

Everything I do is surreal, so it's great to be among fellow surrealists. Wish I could post some of my stuff here.

Unfortunately, all of the full-size pictures on my Web site are way too big both in dimensions and file size to post here, and I fear that if I squash them down any farther they well really get degraded (the originals are make high-res 16 x 20 prints). If you have broadband, take a look.

I use a 30D for the birds within my pictures (they are extracted an put into a new scene), and a 1Ds and 1Ds Mark II for everything else. All pictures are composites from, usually a minimum of three "straight" pictures. Often I use parts from as many as ten different pictures.

-Julie
unrealnature.com/

Hmmm, there's always links, but in looking at your website I see a lot of photomanipulation/abstract/pattern type stuff, but nothing I'd really call surreal....of course as can be seen in this thread opinion varies about what is and what isn't surreal.

Thanks for posting and for the opportunity to see you work. Nice stuff.

KAC

Unreal_Nature · 8th of July 2006 (Sat)

I read the image posting guidelines to mean that I was not to even link to over-sized images. You are saying that it's okay?

Anyway, I believe that all of my stuff is surreal, though the Winter Birds and Summer Birds are the least so. The entire Four Ways group [ http://www.unrealnature.com/FourWaysThumbs.htm ] is the most obviously surreal. Those, and the Stone Stacks, and Wild Apples are not scenes that are capable of happening in the real world.

That is not sufficient for your conception of the term? Does your definition require super-natural content?

In any case, thank you for looking.

-Julie

11th of February 2006 (Sat)	#31
wu_wei0 Irrepressibly irresistibly Creamy Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: You cannot know my location if you are busy measuring my speed Posts: 12,233	Re: Surrealism Images Surely does, CDS! I really like this. It gives off such a peaceful feeling at first, but then as your eyes travel it gives a bit of a jangle-- a good one. lol Lovely work ~wu

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8th of July 2006 (Sat)	#43
Unreal_Nature Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: central Virginia, USA Posts: 302	Re: Surrealism Images What a great thread! Amazing images. Everything I do is surreal, so it's great to be among fellow surrealists. Wish I could post some of my stuff here. Unfortunately, all of the full-size pictures on my Web site are way too big both in dimensions and file size to post here, and I fear that if I squash them down any farther they well really get degraded (the originals are make high-res 16 x 20 prints). If you have broadband, take a look. I use a 30D for the birds within my pictures (they are extracted an put into a new scene), and a 1Ds and 1Ds Mark II for everything else. All pictures are composites from, usually a minimum of three "straight" pictures. Often I use parts from as many as ten different pictures. -Julie unrealnature.com/ __________________ http://www.unrealnature.com/ Digital Art by Julie Heyward http://unrealnature.wordpress.com/

8th of July 2006 (Sat)	#45
Unreal_Nature Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: central Virginia, USA Posts: 302	Re: Surrealism Images I read the image posting guidelines to mean that I was not to even link to over-sized images. You are saying that it's okay? Anyway, I believe that all of my stuff is surreal, though the Winter Birds and Summer Birds are the least so. The entire Four Ways group [ http://www.unrealnature.com/FourWaysThumbs.htm ] is the most obviously surreal. Those, and the Stone Stacks, and Wild Apples are not scenes that are capable of happening in the real world. That is not sufficient for your conception of the term? Does your definition require super-natural content? In any case, thank you for looking. -Julie __________________ http://www.unrealnature.com/ Digital Art by Julie Heyward http://unrealnature.wordpress.com/

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