So what is it that brought me such joy? And continues to bring me joy? A photo shoot with my art friend Shelby. Shelby has already blogged about it, but didn't give away too much except for one photo of me (she's waiting for me to blog before she unveils more of the photos she took). Here is a link to Shelby's blog, Love is an Institution, and the post she did about our photo shoot. Shelby is NOT your mother's photographer. She brought an old suitcase full of vintage clothes, hats, and props. She even let me 1) wear my tap shoes, include some of my dolls, and wear my wings. Here is a sampling of the photographs Shelby took.
During our photo shoot, Shelby grabbed a poetry book from our living room. As I flipped through the book, a poem written on lined notebook paper slipped out. It was a poem I had written in high school, entitled O Joyous Day. It was a horrible poem (it was schmaltzy and contrived), but it gave us both a good laugh. Shelby even used the poem in one of the photos she altered digitally.
You like the altered photos, don't you? Here are a few more.
8 comments:
I'm so happy we got to do this, you were a great subject and it was great fun!
Thanks for sharing...the photos turned out great!
These photos are fantastic and Dayna you look awesome! The first photo and the last five - in the Paint Shop Pro world these are called "blends" and I've experimented in making a few of my own. I'll post them on my blog. Haven't done them in a while though.
OMG!!!! They all turned out so totally cool and different, funky and mysterious, and quite beautiful!!!! She's right....you are a great subject!
Great shots! Put an inspired photographer together with a fascinating subject and VOILA--you get the beautiful group of photos displayed here in this post. You will have SUCH FUN turning these into other fabulous art!
Congratulations to both of you!
I wrote a post . . .
http://silverspringstudio.wordpress.com/2009/05/10/arty-shots-of-artists-to-use-in-their-art/
Dayna, can I grab a few pics to pretty up the post?
Carol, be my guest! Thanks . . . I'll go take a look at your post, too.
lovely collaborative project. how fun to see the source pix -- especially because you aren't smiling in all of them!
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