Rorschach Tribute
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The egret and his reflection reminded me of the old Rorschach Inkblot Test where the image looked like it had been folded in half and duplicated to form some strange image. It was used as a personality test.
“The most fatal illusion is the settled point of view. Since life is growth and motion, a fixed point of view kills anybody who has one.”
― Brooks Atkinson
Super rad floodfest returns!
Tonemapped pseudohdr from a single RAW. Shot from the top of Mt. Tolmie.
www.flamingpear.com/flood.html
Love their marketing blurb:
"Inundate the landscape and submerge your friends. Create realistic pseudo-3D watery reflections with control over waves, ripples, and perspective."
Submerge your friends!!! LOL Jason, I'm gonna submerge you, bro!
BLACK ACRYLIC & WATERCOLOR
I may be playing around with these techniques for awhile because I am having so much fun!!!
In explore today. Thanks folks, genuinely surprised as its weird and monochrome and not a flower in sight!
To me it looked a bit like a cross between an inkblot test and something from The Nightmare before Christmas by Tim Burton
It's a slinky Jim but not as we know it.
Photocillin has just discovered gooify on picnic. Oh dear... Mmwa hahahahaha. created after 5 minutes of mucking about with my newly bought and paid for premium picnik features.
A tiny island at the far north-eastern tip of Loch Awe. Taken early in the morning back in January.
The morning mist had bled almost all the contrast and colour from the landscape, so the dark, 'Rorschach inkblot' shape of the island and its trees made it stand out against the background.
Wordless when posted-but now 3 days later I will add some insight. My intention was to create an image that could be many things.
Berg Athos: Zutritt für Frauen verboten, (außer weiblichen Katzen und Bienen gibt es auch keine anderen weiblichen Haus- u. Nutztiere - ausschließlich männliche Tragesel, keine Viehzucht,....) Ausflugsschiffe mit Frauen an Bord müssen einen Abstand von mindestens 500m zur Küste einhalten.
Part of the sets: "Picture Puzzles Bilderrätsel Riddle Rebus" and Rorschach - Not Rorschach: Inkblot Klecksography Faltbild Abklatsch Klecksographie - Spiegel Symmetrie Mirror Symmetry // Esoterik Entlarvung
DMC-G2 - P1880408 - 2015-02-05
#rorschach #mountain #wasser #water #sky #himmel #blue #blau #schmetterling #butterfly #bat #fledermaus #chrysalis #puppe #oracle #mirakel #test #testbild #ink #tinte
Right: Same photo of the painting as previous upload, turned and background removed (see comment)
Rechts: Sepia Version, Detail des fertigen Bildes siehe Kommentar, Hintergrund entfernt. Gouache, Tinte)
Part of the sets: Picture Puzzles and Rorschach - Not Rorschach: Inkblot Klecksography Faltbild Abklatsch Klecksographie - Spiegel Symmetrie Mirror Symmetry // Esoterik Entlarvung
Diptych:
Rorschach Blot 6
DMC-G2 - P1880408 - 2015-02-05 (Sepia, Background removed, Hintergrund entfernt)
#rorschach #schmetterling #butterfly #bat #fledermaus #chrysalis #puppe #oracle #mirakel #test #testbild #ink #tinte #narrenturm #teppich #tapestry #tapisserie #stöpsel #andockmanöver #kopulation #kupplung #maul #fressen
Now I have done it....I have tried to abstract some wooden barrettes from a display on St. Charles bridge in Prague. They offered some interesting shapes and patterns.
Part of my Praha / Prague set.
To see on black, click on the image and hit L.
Please check out the new Eclectic Aesthetic Curated Exhibition Inkblots by Bong Manayon. You will not be disappointed! :)
While shooting one of the classic views of Lake Louise last month, I looked over my shoulder and saw an interesting set of shapes reflected in the lake. This is not the usual direction people photograph the lake, for sure.
However, with the light, and the shapes of the hills and peaks, I could not help but think of the famous Inkblot Test of my title for this shot-----ha ha.
What do you see in it?
Banff National Park, Canada
A wonderful summer evening sky and very little movement on the surface of the lake produced a quite stunning sunset and reflection the other evening.
I fired off dozens of shots, trying out different compositions and settings as the sun set and clouds moved across the sky. This one reminds me of the inkblot test used by psychologists to determine a subject's personality.
What can you see in this one?
Infantry Against Avian Invaders :) EXPLORED
To see on black, click on the image and hit L.
Please check out the new Eclectic Aesthetic Curated Exhibition Inkblots by Bong Manayon. You will not be disappointed! :)
1. Nothing to Declare - Marc Boniolo
2. Brief Encounter - P:four_leaf_clover:ppy ♫
3. showdown on the street - Siew Meng Tham
4. No Mirror at Home - Karen E. Mackey
5. Showdown On the Street - Siew Meng Tham
6. Some Like It Hot - Hanna Tor
7. Let's pretend I didn't see her - Isabelle
7. Strangers in Town - Jeanne Menjoulet
8. Where Is My Mind - Sébastien Dupont
9. Stranger In NY! - Bijan
10. Tribute to Alzheimer's - Jean Goepfert
11. Mirror-less or (dont) walk this way - Jon Jon
12. Oooohhh!!! - Yiannis
13. Forgot Something? - Mariola
14. Braveheart - Clive Cresswell
15. Only in New York - Photocheck2
16. Under Exposure - Kai
17. These Boots Are Made For Walking - Scott
18. Cat walk in the Street - Vishwanath Appachu
19. "I have the same incredibly fine pants as the Emperor - no wonder everyone is staring" - Roland Bogush
20. Her way to ask for second hand clothes - Jacques Desjardins
21. Minimalist Fashion - Ela
22. "Anyone who sees a half-naked woman here is crazy." - Yantra X
23. "I shit my pants at work and I live too far away to go home"- The Far Side of Pluto
24. Rorschach inkblot test - P:four_leaf_clover:ppy ♫
25. I dare you to look! - Jean Latteur
26. Puss'n Boots! - Artur
27. Hot pants (Very hot pants)!!! - Tatjana_2010
28. Cheeky! - Donna Currall
Another shot from Manor Gardens in Old Town, Eastbourne. Not entirely pleased with it, but the conditions were dire so it's the best I could do. It does at least show what the light and conditions were like. Notice how the two trees on the right look like people talking to each other? Must get back to the inkblots.
HDR 3 shots +2-2. Dragged through Topaz Adjust and Elements to try and salvage something. Anything.
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Hermann Rorschach was a Swiss Freudian psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, best known for developing a projective test known, from his name, as the Rorschach inkblot test.
When he was in high school, Rorschach was called Klecks, or "inkblot," by his friends. Like many other young people in his native Switzerland, he enjoyed Klecksography, the making of fanciful inkblot "pictures." However, unlike other young people, Rorschach would make inkblots his life's work.
An art teacher like his father, Rorschach showed great talent at painting and drawing conventional pictures. After graduating from high school he enrolled in medical school at the University of Zurich.
Rorschach studied under eminent psychiatrist Eugen Bleuler. The excitement in intellectual circles over psychoanalysis constantly reminded Rorschach of his childhood inkblots. He wondered why different people often see entirely different things in the same inkblots. While still a medical student, he began showing inkblots to schoolchildren and analyzing their results...
...taken through the window of Autogrill in Piazza Duomo...
Milan, Italy...
Green Cay Wetlands, Boynton Beach, FL
The Rorschach test is a psychological test in which subjects' perceptions of inkblots are recorded and then analyzed using psychological interpretation, complex algorithms, or both. Some psychologists use this test to examine a person's personality characteristics and emotional functioning.The test is named after its creator, Swiss psychologist Hermann Rorschach.
So what do you see?
mirror finish floor makes for some interesting symmetry, reminds me of the psychological inkblot test
shot with my ricoh gr1s and expired 2 decade old fujicolor reala 100
Beautiful winters day here on the Isle of Wight today, shot this ten frame panoramic vertorama at Compton Bay this afternoon, it's not all about the archives :)
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