Eye See - I Saw
by Luke Moore
Title
Eye See - I Saw
Artist
Luke Moore
Medium
Photograph - Photograph
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"Fine Art America" watermark, in lower right corner, will NOT appear on the actual purchased/physical print, etc.
© 2011 Luke Moore. All rights reserved. Copies of this image only allowed with expressed and written permission of Luke Moore.
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December 24th, 2011
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Luke Moore
Many thanks to the buyer of this TLR camera iPhone 7 case on 9/22/17! Awesome choice for a phone case.
Maria Disley
Artyfact ( written for the love of the past, re-ignited once again by Saigon's Reflections) Who was it that day that looked through the lense and observed me; unaware? I seem to yearn for a ghostly voice who albumed that scene to redeem my presence, then. Oh! Why did they want to museum me What did they see I was childhood blind girl interupted abruptly told to smile, for the camera! But all the while It was the smile behind the Viewfinder Which beguiles me now! Maria Disley 28/4/2012
Maria Disley
Hi Luke, Used this photo for poem, 'Artyfacts' :)
Luke Moore replied:
Thank you Maria! Somehow I totally missed this comment and the poem. Think I was on vacation then and didn't check the comments. I'm really glad you were able to use this.
Susan Capuano
Excellent image, love the reflections in the lenses! This is the camera I learned with.... brings back some good memories. Hope to see you posting some images made with this beauty. v/f
Luke Moore replied:
Thanks Susan...It's such a cool machine! I hope to be able to use it more often than I have in the past. Trying out a roll of 120 B W infrared film today. Maybe I'll get 1 shot out of 12 that looks cool :).. or maybe not. I'd prefer if it was sunny out today but , heh what can you do. Thanks so much ...I enjoyed your comments quite a bit.
Luke Moore
Thank you Dean! I agree...it's a bit of sleeper :) Had an idea in my head, set it up, and came out with more a few shots that were quite interesting and above my expectations.
Dean Harte
The wonderfulness of this shot does not really become apparent until you see it up close. Wonderful reflections Luke, excellent shot. V/F
Guy Whiteley
I miss mine... Great shot, Luke.
Luke Moore replied:
I hear ya...Unfortunately digital has been way more convenient for me to use than film. I'd like to get back into film when I have more time and a place to process everything. I bought it back about 10 years ago...I will definitely hang onto it and hope to use it more in the future. Cheers
Svetlana Sewell
Brilliant shot, v/f
Luke Moore replied:
:) Appreciate the comment Svetlana. Looks like you have been working on some really great pieces yourself!
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