Eleven of my autotraced digital photographs (the ones taken with my old 640x480 toy camera and autotraced to make them look less crap, with interesting results) are currently being exhibited at Good Morning Captain in Johnston St., Collingwood. They're all from around Melbourne (except for one from Apollo Bay), taken between 2001 and 2002, and will be around for the next 2-4 weeks (unless someone buys them first).
Has anybody ever bought your photographs? What sort of prices are people willing to pay? It seems a bit cheap to just run photos through a piece of software and then call them art, but if people are gullible enough to pay for them then I'd be up for that. >B)
Why should I go to Collingwood to see your random photos when I can stand in front of a photo processing shop and watch everyone else's random photos scroll past endlessly for free?
Because these aren't just any random photos, but 11 of countless hundreds which didn't get the honour of being traced, printed and framed. And people have in the past told me I've got a good eye for composition (mind you, one of the people may have been my mum, but still...) Still, nobody's making you go to Collingwood if you don't want to.
Wow, autotrace is neat. I'm going to see if I can't take more photos that would translate well with it...
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Thu Jan 23 10:20:24 2003
you should post that on the autotrace list and make Martin's day. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/autotrace/