The Mask(s)

[Manfred M]

My daughter and I tried something along these lines a number of years ago and we spent a couple of hours in the studio shooting. The colours come through the use of gelled studio lights, rather than being "artificially" created in post-processing.

Around 20 layers so far and I expect I will do some more tuning or use some of the other shots I took to create a triptych of sorts. I don't think I'm done yet, but need to think about where I will take this shot.

[Urbanflyer]

I really enjoy seeing you play with ideas I would never think about!

[RBSinTo]

Manfred,
Gelled or not, I see neither the artistic intent nor a story here.
Robert

[Round Tuit]

As my grand children would say "This is cool". I like that you let a hint of your technical inclinations show through by the sequence of the colours that you chose. I'm sure that your daughter will cherish it with her collection of masks.

André

[Manfred M]

Manfred,
Gelled or not, I see neither the artistic intent nor a story here.
Robert

None of my work shows artistic intent, as I am not an artist. At most they show creativity, imagination, technique and a bit of exploration of the medium.

[mugge]

None of my work shows artistic intent, as I am not an artist. At most they show creativity, imagination, technique and a bit of exploration of the medium.

Now, that is well said Manfred.
Cheers Ole

[FootLoose]

Red-Green-Blue. Anger-Envy-Sorrow. A portrait of the moods of youth?

[Manfred M]

The connection is that the center gas mask is a NATO issue while the two outside ones are A Russian model. The RGB colours are a bit of a photographic play on colours.