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View On Black Inspired by: www.lisabarnshaw.com/heavy wings/heavy wings.html She's the photography teacher of an old friend of mine and I am in absolute awe of her work. This isn't even close to the quality that she produces, but I thought it would be a nice tribute of sorts. Why do I always notice all the imperfections AFTER I post my pictures? Oh, and thank you so much www.flickr.com/photos/58114532@N08/ for all of your wonderfully kind words and helpful ideas! I would also like to…

50/1.4 just a little boy

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Slinka photographed by Sarah Thompson | corset dress | fine art photography | movement | long exposure | black & white | padded walls | emotion |

Title: Endless Chase | Category: Conceptual | Country: Canada

The boundaries which box us in are often self-imposed. Such imagined boundaries are often not physically stopping us, but our self-constraints compel us not to cross our own lines. This photograph is a self-portrait using chalk on chalkboard paint, and I drew these lines to form what appears to be a box, but can only be seen from the perspective of the camera. This is called an anamorphic illusion and further conveys how perspective affects our world.

There are selfies, and then there are self-portraits. Make no mistake, these are two very different things, in the same way that a photograph

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