Fantamorph street photography

Fantamorph street photography

I grew up in a big city (Chicago), and so I am naturally attracted to crowds. Sometimes strict visual reality doesn't capture what it feels like to be in a crowded city. I have been working to create images that highlight the individual in the crowd, in close physical proximity with others not by choice but by circumstance.

For those interested in the secret sauce, I am using the software program Fantamorph. The software is meant to create morphs between one face and another, but its underlying algorithms can be used to other ends...

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Ocotillo

Ocotillo

My favorite cactus, the ocotillo, in the Eagletail Mountain area west of Phoenix, Arizona.

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Trees, Jobim style

Trees, Jobim style

Listening to the wonderful, soothing music of Jobim... trees reflected in the Illinois River Watershed at Cave Springs, Arkansas.

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Sheraton Phoenix

Sheraton Phoenix

The Sheraton hotel, downtown Phoenix, Arizona.

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Good vibrations

Good vibrations

Good vibrations found, Illinois River Watershed, Cave Springs, Arkansas. Several of my colleagues participate in the Illinois River Watershed Partnership that is restoring and protecting the watershed: www.irwp.org/

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