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Impasto Process is a very literal study of what Fine Art Photography is. Is it the process of clicking a button, and the act of intention behind the artist, or is it the subject that is being photographed? This is a question that I have been asking myself for a long time. And my conclusion is that it is both.
It took weeks of planning, two days, more than 10 liters of paint, and a very patient model to create these images. During the process, I was very aware of the story I wanted to tell, at the same time wondering which story the audience would take away from the image?
My hope is that people will stop and hopefully look closer… I hope it gives the audience some insight into the mind of a creative and perhaps more of a story to think about when looking at my work. I hope they get the same enjoyment from looking at it, as I did when I was making it.
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Clandestine 3 years ago
so cool! These are really neat. They look like they took a TON of work! Bravo!
Tarryn Goldman (Post author) 3 years ago
Thank you so much :) yes, it was a bunch of work but so much fun...
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Anam 3 years ago
This is what Vangogh would have done, if he was here today.. 😁 It's lovely to look at, n really kool techniques to render n share.
Tarryn Goldman (Post author) 3 years ago
Thank you so much :) what a lovely compliment
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Heather Evans 3 years ago
I mean, just gorgeous and so creative! I like seeing the world through your eyes.
Kathryn Schuchman 3 years ago
Love your work! I did take a closer look as I was intrigued by the process that created the works—familiar look, but very different method. Besides, the compositions themselves are captivating, aside from the unique process. Thanks for sharing.
Clandestine 3 years ago
so cool! These are really neat. They look like they took a TON of work! Bravo!
Tarryn Goldman (Post author) 3 years ago
Thank you so much :) yes, it was a bunch of work but so much fun...
Load More Replies... Anam 3 years ago
This is what Vangogh would have done, if he was here today.. 😁 It's lovely to look at, n really kool techniques to render n share.
Tarryn Goldman (Post author) 3 years ago
Thank you so much :) what a lovely compliment
Load More Replies... Heather Evans 3 years ago
I mean, just gorgeous and so creative! I like seeing the world through your eyes.
Kathryn Schuchman 3 years ago
Love your work! I did take a closer look as I was intrigued by the process that created the works—familiar look, but very different method. Besides, the compositions themselves are captivating, aside from the unique process. Thanks for sharing.
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