The Portrait of Conditional Probability, With A Third Ear

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grotegut says:

Wow, I am just in awe. Great perspective. So unique!

The World Through My Eyes
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

starscomeout7 says:

I love the details in this one - would like to see her photo without the added "glasses effect" too.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

karen k. says:

ha!
this is excellent.
you've totally twisted a very mundane thing with much humour.
the framing is perfect.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

tomusan says:

This is too much. Love it.

I agree with Stars-would love to see a portrait of her.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

(jennY) says:

wicked!! love the glasses reflection..your photos amaze me!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

*estrella [deleted] says:

now now now now now..............you have surpassed yourself, even my expectations of you..............this, i mean THIS has tossed me into a wholly new dimension!
lots of things occuring at once; im thinking of 'the fly', the usual twiglet zone nightmare (yes, i said twiglet again), im thinking your nose took the photo, that this elderly-great-aunt has suffered an even worse fate than poor Gregor (Kafka's bug-boy, Man who supported his family but mysteriously turned into a roach one day)!

i can almost hear little ferrety scratchy buglike sounds and crackles going on.

brilliance!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

chrisseserville says:

so good this reminds me of the fork series when i first viewed you, but better!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Agent Retro says:

Yes, like others have said, great perspective.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

fotoattack says:

innocent perspective... yet so jacked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

fotoattack says:

`o i love it........................................... ..BTW.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

krissie p says:

i love your family so much...
i would like to marry into it...
will you be my husband?
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

mistubako says:

wow...this is so unique. you have such creative eyes:D
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

george-v says:

<3
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

panic-embryo says:

The Eyes of DerrickT.

There's a stoic throwback to a family resident fighting the visions and perceptions he receives...even at a dinner table.
(accompany high-pitch strings ala Kubrick-style)
I'm almost about to steady myself before blacking out and taking off the glasses to see if what you are seeing is indeed...what you are seeing.

splendid work my man!
get yourself a movie-camera already!!!.....
...so eagerly awaiting that day....

;)

Gragslang!!!!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

skapoentje says:

creative shot, very cool effect!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

original_ann says:

Derrick! I'm overjoyed by this! What a DEEE-Lite!! Too little time this morning, I will have to come back tonight or tomorrow and share my thoughts! Love this, Love you!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

dolphin_dolphin says:

Oh!! Very nice idea for imaging!!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Nancy Pearsall says:

Nice job, earthling!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Colour Void says:

Another superb B&W shot. I find this shot very touching for some reason. It must bring back fond memories of sitting with my gran while she ate her soup and crackers. Thanks for this one!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

elsakawai™ says:

heheh me like
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

original_ann says:

I'm back and laughing again! This is so endearing Derrick! No symbolic brilliance from me - - I take this all literally! Imagine if you will...

Derrick rings up his Great Aunt...

Great Auntie: Hello?
Derrick: Hi Auntie! Oh good, you're there, i thought I'd stop over...
Great Auntie - Hello dear! Oh, well stop by later, I'm just starting lunch...
Derrick - oh, no, no! It's quite alright, I'll sit and keep you company!

(Derrick arrives with hidden camera and meets Auntie in her kitchen. He engages her in conversation, trying to find an opportune moment to snap a few zippy images... darn! She keeps looking up from her soup!

Derrick: So what's in that soup, tell me all about it - - hey, I know! name all the vegetables... See if you can see them!
Great Auntie: Well, let's see, there's corn, okra... and I don't know what this is...

He pulls out his camera, but she keeps looking up when speaking foiling his attempts at a candid shot. Finally, a bright idea! He'll hide the camera between his face and his spectacles! Yes, why didn't he think of this before! She'll never suspect a thing!...

~klik~
A masterpiece is born...

I LOVE IT!!! An INSTANT Fave!!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

just _janelle says:

you amaze me! im lost for words. *stares*
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

a-peril says:

i'm feeling very being john molkovich-ish here.......or being derrickT :)

don't mind it a bit, i must say :)
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

'kbozen' moved to http://kbozen.ipernity.com says:

This view is so great Derrick. To change the own percepitions, the own perspectives; This broaden one's mind.

You are the best Derrick
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

DerrickT says:

Oh, this is such a Blessed Event (not the film, though!) to receive all of these wonderful words!

If only I could afford a movie camera, then I would certainly love to own one! :) But, I plan to own a movie camera one day anyhow, so I suppose I should be saving my money!

Ann, that had me absolutely laughing out loud! Such excellent commentary as always! What would have been interested is had you included something about me morphing into a giant insect! Ha! Like in Kafka's great story. My Great Aunt was born with a learning disability, but she is just as human as anyone else, but she isn't as "quick" as we are. She lives with my Grandparents and she has people pick her up in a van for church every sunday, sunday night and wednesday nights, and she also goes to a church club at a Civic Center every other night, so she stays busy and is entertained quite often. My Grandparents leave every saturday to go shopping and to go out to eat in different cities. It's "their day", so to speak. My Grandmother cooks every day of the week (except for Saturday and Sunday) so Saturday is the day my Aunt gets to have something else for lunch/supper.

Speaking of my Grandmother, she was admitted to the hospital 2 days ago after losing her memory of what she did that entire day! She basically had a TIA (Transient Ischemic Attack) which frightened a lot of my family. It was funny, because when my Mom went out there straight from work, she was sitting with her and my Grandmother says: What am I doing out here? I'm not supposed to be out here. I don't have enough TIME to be out here!...Haha! I went to visit her later that evening and she seemed to be in good spirits. I walked in and said: "Granny! You're not supposed to be in here! You don't have enough time!"...

The good news is that she was sent home yesterday and is back to her great self! This was absolutely Great news for everyone, naturally!

Anyhow, thank you, Ann, as always!! Love you and your words!

Krissie, Haha! Well, that's flattering, even though you are already 'taken'. I don't suppose your boyfriend would be too happy about that, eh? ;) If you like to be made-up like bizarre things, like to create surreal settings for photography shoots, like fly to space in Monoliths (often going to Pluto for my daily visits), then maybe you'd fit in! Funny stuff. Thanks for the comments/praise, as always! Much appreciation!

And thanks to EVERYONE else who spent their time commenting here! Your words are jewels to me! :)
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Merkur* says:

heheh me like too
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

KnowWonNose [deleted] says:

Grandma, my what a distorted head you have.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

WomanChild says:

This is my absolute favorite of your plethora of genius bits and bobs.

I'm not sure what I love most about this, Derrick - is it the multiple grandma heads (and the expression on those faces), the brilliance of letting us see inside and outside the view of the glasses at the same time, the cellophane packet of crackers, the epitome of all house dresses, the bottle of Jergen's on the sink...hmmm....I must ponder.

In the meantime, I'm happy to hear your grandma is on the mend! Continued healing, Derrick's Grandma!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Opal in the rough says:

words cannot express, you leave me in awe again, Sweet Pinecone Lad.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

[ CK ] says:

"honey... would you be a doll and pass me a lump sugar"...

I like how your third ear~eye is hearing~seeing things
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

depassagem says:

somehow this makes me think... kubrick. in the early days, before nicole and tom. probably because it has a simple elemtn to it that makes the whole thing take a different perspective.
very nice!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

sMacshot says:

OH this is beauty and wonder all in one! And original_ann and her wonderful commentary on the side, I must say adds quite a hilarious bit of entertainment!!!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

nardell says:

Derrick - haha.

SO much to love here I barely no where to start!! I love the multiple faces of this wonderfully sweet woman. I can't stop imagining the scene of you sitting there setting up this shot , while your aunt biissfully seems to be going about her day as if you're not there.

It's brilliant!

p.s. her hands are wonderful.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

T Glow says:

unique,,,,,,, great!!!!!!!!!!!!!! perfect in BW!!!!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

mia. [deleted] says:

brilliant!!! makes me happy about visual expression!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Occasus says:

Another really great concept here Derrik. Shows to go you that great ideas are the keystones of the best art, not what you use but how you use it.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

possum4all says:

Derrick, thank you for being a part of flickr and for your gift! This is beyond words for me....love the references, too, to Kafka and Borroughs. I think there's a bit of a visual nod to Hitch, too.....and those great establishment shots in the Bates home that help set the tone for the movie. Mother....MOther! MOTHER!!!!!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Shooting Chris says:

i like this a lot
and it makes me miss my gram
especially since i just finished reading "triangle"

anyway... nice job
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Justine Avera says:

I also love how the spectacles distort the clear areas of vision around it, (unless of course you are Derrick then only the two sides are clear). :)
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

ownyuen says:

haha~~very gd!!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Shooting Chris says:

must you always photograph her avec spoons?
:)
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

DerrickT says:

The Albanian: Glad you like! :)

John: Ha, good to see your presence over here, as always!

WomanChild: Wow, what a laudatory comment full of praise and jewels! I find it interesting (and somehow quite comical) how you perceive this as being indifferent on what exactly you like about it. I suppose I've done something right then, eh? ;) I was actually waiting to see if anyone would mention the Jergen's bottle! I have another photograph which also showcases a Jergen's lotion bottle --- can anyone guess which one? :)

Anyhow, thank you for the wishes and positiveness in regards to my Grandma! Much appreciation to you even more for that! Thank you again! :)

Mel: Thanks, thanks, thanks, as always! It's always good to see you floating about over here in the chamber of ...of...well, yeah!

Chris: And to make it even more interesting: It is quite absolute and well-thwacked! Thank you for the comments! :)

depassagem: Oh yes, the "early days" of Kubrick is most certainly the "way to go" when it comes to his films. The mere experimentalisms of his earlier films are often perfectly curved and create more of an "uproar" if you ask me. There is a "I was ahead of my time and I KNEW it" type of feel to them, and that speaks the loudest in my opinion.

Much appreciation for the comments, as always, my friend!

sMac: Yes, Ann is a million stars and her often honeyed comments treat me with wide-eyed amazement and eternal joy! She should never go over-looked that is for sure. :) ...Really happy that you checked in over here and commented! Much appreciation to you! :)

nardell: It was quite an interesting experience to create this without her acknowledging the fact that I was actually doing it. She is quite shy when it comes to getting her photograph taken. When I playfully point the camera at her, she will say: Alrighttttt Derriccckk!!"...haha! She will often chase me with her walking stick around the house. I actually recorded this as a movie once while my uncle was in the background, banging on a frying pan, which was to give it a more "bizarre" feel, which worked quite well I must say! If the file format on my video recorder on the camera was "supportable" by the "Movie Maker" on my computer, then I would have much fun, but out of all of the million formats, it will absolutely not accept that particular file for some odd reason! It's a bummer, but I am not one to complain! :)

Anyhow, thanks very much for the comments, my friend!

T Glow: Thank you, thank you!

mia: ...and your visual expression is sparkling! It was born within you, y'know? :) ...Thanks, as always, for the comments!!

Occasus: Yes, indeed. It all depends on what you want to do and how you want to go about doing it, no matter what "type" of equipment one may have. If it can be thought of, then it can be done! Thanks for the comments and wonderful praise. Truly appreciated, always! :)

possum4all: Thank you for always replying here with your never-vanishing words of encouragement and glistening praise! It's essentially about everyone else as far as I am concerned, because it is the "viewer" who will be giving me their thoughts and opinions on the image, which to me is important in a way, but not as important as people's taking their time out to even give me a look. That's truly a blessing in itself right there! Both that and the endless praise!

Anyhow, thank you truly, truly! :)

Shooting Chris: "Triangle"...certainly not the Bermuda Triangle, eh? ;) ...Kidding. What author is this?

Your Grandma is watching over you. Just look deeply and listen with your eyes open...:) ...Thanks for the visit and the words, as always! :)

Justine: Haha! Yes, yes, indeed. I don't think it would be nice to actually be seeing three heads of a particular person I am looking at! Although...that may be a 'good thing' if the time halts for it. :) ...I truly appreciate your comments! Truly, truly!

ownyuen: Why thank you! And hello! :)

Shooting Chris (again): Must I not? :)
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

3amfromkyoto says:

Superb Derrick..
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

good morning stradivari says:

you are such a clever one darling!!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

asian girl says:

Derrick! Damn that is good shooting! Specs of probablity is widely regarded as creative! Woot man1 Really great shot!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Shooting Chris says:

Katharine Weber
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

CinemaCowgirl says:

good grief! how did i miss this?? such a sweet contender for my favorite image of yours! (along with the infamous "existing behind us".) so many brilliant details here. the vegetable soup mid-chew (and are those saltines on the table?) and how the glasses seem to give each of the three faces a different expression - each one somehow more worn than the next. this is incredibly pleasing imagery derrick. i could saturate my eyes with this scene all day.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Auntie K says:

OMG!! The three faces of great aunt X! I add my accolades and astonishment! Genius!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

kagogo says:

This is great! So funny, yet interesting and well-composed, too.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Brain Map says:

This is fantastic on so many levels.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

gracec says:

I love when you use your great aunt to express the genius within. Hi Derrick. I really like this one.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

mel-pin says:

Where's the Uncle?
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

proof_sheet/Christi [deleted] says:

ummmmmm.......can I live in your brain for a while....PLEASE!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

DerrickT says:

3amfromkyoto, stradivari, asian girl, shooting chris (thanks for the link!), K, kagogo, brain map, grace: MUCH appreciation to all of you, all of the time, forever, eternity, and beyond!! The comments. The praise. The taking the time to visit is tremendously appreciated and the words always echo within. Thanks to you all! :)

Lauren: Haha, I know the feeling! I often ask myself that many times when I am visiting someone's folio and I see something new by them. But then again, we're not always on flickr to see the "new" uploads, so they do have a way of slipping by!

Yes, those are saltine crackers there, although many times they have "unsalted" crackers (which I suppose could be changed technically to "Unsalted Saltine Crackers"...ha!), which I find to be much more rewarding for myself personally because many times there will already be an abundance of salt inside of the particular food I am eating them with (usually chili, vegetable soup, &c., &c...) and the saltine crackers will make it a bit too salty for my liking. I am not a "picky eater" by a long shot (very long!) but I don't necessarily like things to be over-salted, especially when I can help it. :) ...Don't know why I become a rambler, but I suppose it's who I am, so why even ask myself that, right? Hahaha...

I'm glad that you found this to be "saturating" for the eyes! It's really wonderful to know.

Thanks, again!

Mel: Right now? ...Oh, he's at home. ;)

Anyhow, deeply impressed and flattered by your comments!

Christi: Yes, would you like to swap places? How do you think you would feel living inside of my body? What experiences would you expect to be forced into your brain (which would be my brain in reality)...? This reminds me of a movie. One of which I am unable to recall at this time. Hmm!

Thanks, as alwaysSsSs, you kind soul you! :)
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

nascity says:

Her reflection came out on both sides of the glasses...very niceeely-taken...
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

marinkel says:

reminds me of my grandmother's days of over-medicated senility. and you're not supposed to laugh but it's funny... i mean what if there really was a cat on the curtain rod and i just hadn't turned on my third eye! :)
this photo reminds me of the conversation we had about grandmothers telling the truth. to me it looks like you are taking her into closer scrutiny with your glasses... unfortunately one cannot see truth, one just knows it! :))
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

i-mage says:

*LOL* too funny and creative - I love it!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

slight clutter says:

Another great image courtesy of Derrick T.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

[stelka] says:

i love that double vision ! triple vision ! great :)
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Lady Vervaine says:

superb image of subjectivity :)
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Darja Bajagić [deleted] says:

creepy
like a shot from one of those indie films
the thriller scenes

great
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

sunburnsideup says:

You amaze me.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

TWRebelxt says:

Incredible. Original. Wow- .. WOW!!! Thanks! Great Pic.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

wimdejonge says:

i was wondering, derrick... isn't probability always conditional? or do you believe in randomness? i find that concept (the latter) hard to swallow

creative, and different image. as always :-) do feed our senses with more of this blissful imagery
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Thao. says:

:) lovely Grandma , lovely idea .

I really admire your imagination and creation . really a masterpiece here , both meaningful and interesting , just like modern touches classic :) . one of the most wonderful and unique black n white i've ever seen and liked and still liking very much , to be honest :) .
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

anideg says:

please pass me the salted crackers
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

greynotgrey [deleted] says:

great composition, D - you're a photographic rockstar!

Though I admit I keep thinking of Elton John & his oversized sunglasses.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

fussy tassy says:

genius, unique and creative!:)
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

☀Benjamin says:

Odd. Likeskit.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Being Radha says:

THIS is good. cinematically satisfying. and i want to take a swig of that beverage it looks refreshing.
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

Cristabell. says:

ingeniosa y de suspenso muy cinematográfica!!!
un beso derrick!!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

digitalrivers says:

Cool!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

ilmostro1 says:

great idea
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

nicholasmulvaney says:

right on! wonderful job!
Posted 40 months ago. ( permalink )

DerrickT says:

Wow, endless thanks to you guys!! I really appreciate all you taking the time to comment and provide me with jewels of words! Grateful, grateful, grateful for them! :)
Posted 39 months ago. ( permalink )

Lateefa says:

a bit humerous yet freaky.
I cant look away !
Posted 39 months ago. ( permalink )

m.10 says:

the large size is a must here...thinking about Magritte but probably now we could say thinking about Derri'ck...(the accent goes on the i)
Posted 39 months ago. ( permalink )

soleá says:

blowing my mind with this one!
Posted 39 months ago. ( permalink )

bryanF. says:

brilliant.
Posted 39 months ago. ( permalink )

maryanne_b says:

wonderfully surreal. makes me think of the complexities of the human being and the multiple layers we carry.
Posted 39 months ago. ( permalink )

raysto says:

people can survive many TIAs. I like the many-faces/multiple view the glasses instrument gives
Posted 39 months ago. ( permalink )

TFUFKAY says:

my third ear is bleeding & my third eye crying this is so good..
Posted 39 months ago. ( permalink )

lay d lay says:

oh my, this is so good!
Posted 39 months ago. ( permalink )

DerrickT says:

Thanks tremendously to all of you! Love you all!
Posted 39 months ago. ( permalink )

Jaqueline Vanek says:

I seee one............. i see two... i see threee....... hree grandmothers of Derrick :P!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GREAT :DDD
Posted 39 months ago. ( permalink )

OpheliaChong says:

now i know what it's like to be you....
Posted 39 months ago. ( permalink )

soulyluna says:

genious
Posted 39 months ago. ( permalink )

amyhappens says:

Lovely, lovely. A poet who can see~
Posted 39 months ago. ( permalink )

DerrickT says:

Amy --- good to see you over here oh-so-wonderful poet you! I appreciate the visit and the comments! :)
Posted 38 months ago. ( permalink )

Janet Leadbeater says:

happy to be the hundredth person to fave this because this is visionary... makes me think of perceptions about age
Posted 38 months ago. ( permalink )

laSilvi says:

same thing here, creativity!

(I must really like this, to leave a comment scrolling down sooo long :P)
Posted 38 months ago. ( permalink )

dcecil805 says:

Great photos/stories/escapades
Posted 37 months ago. ( permalink )

Susann P. [deleted] says:

haha great
love it
(=
Posted 36 months ago. ( permalink )

aunty vanya says:

great!
Posted 36 months ago. ( permalink )

suislapourca says:

rad!
Posted 36 months ago. ( permalink )

Derek T. Vincent says:

saw this on file magazine, nice
Posted 34 months ago. ( permalink )

dirtyfeet says:

quit messing with your poor grandma! looks like she is trying to eat her cereal. soooo cute.

well, i guess i shouldn't say anything...i used to pin clothes pins on the back of my grandma's robe and let her walk around all day with a slowly growing collection. we all thought it was funny.... we told her she had a booger on her glasses once, and she spent several minutes trying to find it.
Posted 32 months ago. ( permalink )

Oneshot.at says:

prillant
Posted 31 months ago. ( permalink )

Bibimorvarid says:

bbbb..brilliant
Posted 31 months ago. ( permalink )

DerrickT says:

Th-th-th-thanks!
Posted 31 months ago. ( permalink )

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The Portrait of Conditional Probability, With A Third Ear

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