A somewhat distorted Rodin sculpture (Distorted by me that is!) . This week's entry for the Tuesday and Wednesday edition of Wordless Wednesday.
A somewhat distorted Rodin sculpture (Distorted by me that is!) . This week's entry for the Tuesday and Wednesday edition of Wordless Wednesday.
Definitely the distorted look! :)
ReplyDeletecreatively done, nice one for WW! Mine's up hope you can drop by. Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteI don't believe I've ever seen this Rodin before -- either in person or as a photo.
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The man was an expert at capturing struggle in human flesh. Wow!
ReplyDeleteLot of talent there.
ReplyDeleteReally talented, yes. I love how he painted the background.
ReplyDeleteThat's a wonderful Rodin and I like the distortion. Carver Wordless
ReplyDeleteMaybe you could nip over to Stanford [or is it Berkely?] they have so many in the grounds it's quite breathtaking.
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Hi Jams -- I don't remember this one? If it is in the museum or out in the garden I don't remember it.
ReplyDeleteDoes it have a name?
Happy WW/WT! Thanks for the visit.
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I'm not sure who Rodin is, but this is very interesting. Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteI was going to ask why his hands were so HUGE :D
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Looks a bit like my old games teacher but shinier!
ReplyDeleteHmmm, I'd like to see this in the flesh so to speak.
ReplyDeleteThe sculpture looks so care worn and hungry. I don't think I have seem any Rodin before either, thank you for sharing. Happy tuesday
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh. That is the coooolest! Nice and happy WW *big hug*
ReplyDeletewonderfully done distortion!
ReplyDeleteDistorted and he looks like he should appear in a sci fi novel/movie.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by.
Really cool!
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ReplyDeleteOh weird! Great shot
ReplyDeleteWow...interesting. Im speechless. Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteWOW - That is very cool! Nice work. Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteWonderful choice for this week, Jams. Well done.
ReplyDeleteI don't know who Roden is. Did he have a dog? Arf, bark!!
ReplyDeleteyou distorted it? the background?
ReplyDeleteanyway, nice photograph.
happy WW!
I think I quite like the distorted version, perhaps more than the original. Rodin was modern for his time, but this is definitely more so.
ReplyDeleteI love the distortion. Makes it look like a painting. Very cool and interesting photo.
ReplyDeleteYou made a work of art out of a work of art, Jams!
ReplyDeleteLooks like I feel!
ReplyDeleteGreat work, though. Just quit spying on me, please!
~~~Blessings~~~
Thanks everyone
ReplyDeleteThis fellow is a bit creepy, Jams! Gives me the heebie jeebies.
ReplyDeletei like the effect --- a one-point perspective (i'm not really good in art but it's like when you take a photo of railroad and the image tends to convert at a single point)... and like jientje said, it's art in an art :)...
ReplyDeleteInteresting post! Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteRodins are neat!
ReplyDeleteI like what you've done to it. Very creative.
ReplyDeleteI've spent many happy hours in the Rodin musuem.
Oh Jams...this is one excellent distortion! Great job. Fantastic W W as always.
ReplyDeleteFor some reason only known to blogger programmers, the photos aren't showing up today. I posted mine, and I also left links from Photobucket where I posted them as backups.
Hope you can find time to visit. Happy W W.
The distortion gives it such depth and an eerie sensation. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteNice distortion.
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Thanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteAmazing how you do it? happy WW..
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cool picture. I really like the effect.
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