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Faces of Fear
Faces of Fear
My profile only \ Photography | 10/25/05 @229 | 
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Well, here you are. Scary enough for all of you?I used a huge, 10-year old flatbed scanner with the lamp disabled and glass removed.
I then ran the scanner while I read my latest cellular phone bill. Scaaaaaaaarrrrry stuff !!!!!!!!
Sorry to disappoint anyone looking for a photomanip, these images weren't post-processed in any way
Edit: Here is a "less dark" version.......
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v504/skulpturro/FacesofFearplight.jpg
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10/25/05 @235
Very clever idea Dave, disassembling the scanner to create this!! Great job!!
Happy Halloween!
10/25/05 @243
This is really scary!
You convinced me!!!
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10/25/05 @664
clever idea Dave!
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Bea
10/25/05 @710
I did my best to provide a lighter version in the description area
Arne:
I don't really care about winning any contest, so I'll reclassify it
Glad you were able to get a little fun out of it...
Andrzej:
I'm pleased you liked it, it is because of your recent 'experiments' I got the courage to post this
Rafsan:
You really 'see' these the way I did - I moved around alot during the scan to get the distorted effect.
Eowyn:
I have no true shape - even people that have known me for years say I am very "plastic" (meaning flexible) in my facial expressions. I do wear glasses, but only for computing
10/25/05 @718
Excellent work, reminds me of Jacobs Ladder, I dont know why because I dont even think there was a scene in it like this, but there might have been.
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10/26/05 @847
I´d like to see a pic of the scanner, it has me intrigued.
10/26/05 @919
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v504/skulpturro/device.jpg
Imagine this baby without the glass and a flashlight laying on the shelf.
Thx for the generous comment, always good to hear from you!!
eremita:
Hell is only my night job, those are photos of me leaving work.
Andy:
I'll take that compliment, Jacob's Ladder is quite an amazing piece of film, make sure you see the extended DVD version
11/01/05 @635
you freaked my 8 year old out
thats a good thing
hehe