Marquee Moon
Look here, junior, don't you be so happy, and for heaven's sake, don't you be so sad.
posted by Dinner @ 2:08 PM
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Friday, February 10, 2006
Look here, junior, don't you be so happy, and for heaven's sake, don't you be so sad.
2 Comments:
Tell me; what is it about color displays such as "Marquee Moon". Meant to instill a mood?
I don't think there was the purpose of instilling a particular mood, although the coloring could certainly do just that.
The picture was more about 1) me playing with hue saturation and contrast (on a techincal level) and 2) this odd fascination I have with pictures of pictures. I was always tought to work with the medium and technology in mind. To always know that what was shot was actaully a picture (and not really meant to take the viewer to an alternate reality or something like that). I guess the red surrounding the smaller photo is meant to frame the smaller photo, but also to be part of the larger piece as well, if that makes sense... I chose red because it thought it would blend well between the smaller and larger pics... to blur the lines between them...
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