Sitting For The Camera
by Bob Orsillo
Title
Sitting For The Camera
Artist
Bob Orsillo
Medium
Digital Art - Original Fine Art By Bob Orsillo
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From the Red Robot Series -- Sitting For The Camera.- Original Science Fiction Robot Android Fine Art by Bob Orsillo.
Copyright (c)Bob Orsillo / http://orsillo.com - All Rights Reserved.
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From The Red Robot and Friends Gallery - Original fine art photography by Bob Orsillo.
The camera makes everyone a tourist in other people's reality, and eventually in one's own. --- Susan Sontag
About the image on the ground glass of the large format view camera.
The camera is vintage bellows type view camera. A glass plate would be used to make the photograph.
The photographer first focuses the subject on the ground glass. Then inserts a glass plate or in later day a single sheet of negative or transparency film - then makes the exposure.
Because there is nothing between the ground glass and camera lens - the subject is displayed to the photographer on the ground glass upside down and reverse.
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December 24th, 2011
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Val Arie
This is so cool Bob! I love the old camera and your beautiful robot! As always your creative mind amazes me!
Bob Orsillo
From the Red Robot Series -- Sitting For The Camera.- Original Science Fiction Robot Android Fine Art by Bob Orsillo. Copyright(c)Bob Orsillo / http://orsillo.com - All Rights Reserved. Buy art online. Buy photography online. The camera makes everyone a tourist in other people's reality, and eventually in one's own. --- Susan Sontag About the image on the ground glass of the large format view camera. The camera is vintage bellows type view camera. A glass plate would be used to make the photograph. The photographer first focuses the subject on the ground glass. Then inserts a glass plate or in later day a single sheet of negative or transparency film - then makes the exposure. Because there is nothing between the ground glass and camera lens - the subject is displayed to the photographer on the ground glass upside down and reverse.
Andrew Hewett
Fantastic ! just like the real thing :) don't know how you do it, but you do it so well ! this is a Marvelous piece of Work ! Brilliantly Done Bob ! :)
Guy Ricketts
Very intriguing! Love the mixture of the older camera with the futuristic figure. I really enjoy the mood this image creates! v/f
Melissa Connors
Wow! Rather than commenting on every piece, I just want to say that I thoroughly enjoyed viewing all of your art work! Absolutely original, thought provoking and beautiful! I'm mesmerized.
Sandi OReilly
Bob, amazing work, the reflection on the back of the camera completes the vintage with futuristic, well done, f/v and congrats on your sale!
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