Iron & Wine- Resurrection Fern
Here is the second installment from my "Inspiration Book." This, of course, was before I had the internet and a convenient folder on my desktop in which to store photos. I had accumulated so many magazines, it was getting a little out of hand. So, I decided to go through them, tear out the images I was most attracted to and toss the remaining pages in the recycle bin. {As much as I love flipping through magazines, I must admit, they are quite wasteful.} Many of the magazines were photo mags, so there were many images to be delighted by. I knew my intention was to save them and incorporate them into collages but I had no idea how they would fit together. In this case, a similarity in tones brought these images together. Yet, it's rather interesting how the meaning of each photo is altered by it's juxtaposition to the other photographs within the collage...
Here is the second installment from my "Inspiration Book." This, of course, was before I had the internet and a convenient folder on my desktop in which to store photos. I had accumulated so many magazines, it was getting a little out of hand. So, I decided to go through them, tear out the images I was most attracted to and toss the remaining pages in the recycle bin. {As much as I love flipping through magazines, I must admit, they are quite wasteful.} Many of the magazines were photo mags, so there were many images to be delighted by. I knew my intention was to save them and incorporate them into collages but I had no idea how they would fit together. In this case, a similarity in tones brought these images together. Yet, it's rather interesting how the meaning of each photo is altered by it's juxtaposition to the other photographs within the collage...
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