Maggie Taylor - surreal

[Nasturtium]

and now for something completely different.

Maggie Taylor.

She's part Monty Python and part I-don't-know-what with an incredible imagination.

[Steve13]

Waited a min and half for it to load and was only up to 53%.

[lkroll]

Cool site Nancy. Does remind me of Monty Python.

[Canna W]

I love her work :-)*

[Aladdin]

Originally Posted by Nasturtium

and part I-don't-know-what with an incredible imagination.

you need some good smoke to do this. I am real

[lkroll]

You can always ask your Genie to give you some smoke A. lol

Sorry for my digression; couldn't help myself.

[Aladdin]

Originally Posted by lkroll

You can always ask your Genie to give you some smoke A. lol

Sorry for my digression; couldn't help myself.

Man, I couldn't stop laughing, good one Lyel, Yea, I wish [no pun], he no longer ask me for a wish I think he is just glad to be out. Heh

[Nasturtium]

Originally Posted by Aladdin

you need some good smoke to do this. I am real

That's not really a problem here in Amsterdam.

[Aladdin]

Originally Posted by Nasturtium

That's not really a problem here in Amsterdam.

Heh, if it wasn't for the cloud of SMOKE from that volcano, I would be there in a heart beat.......lucky you

(to the law enforcement in my area, in case you are reading this: smoke is a photoshop filter that adds enormous creativity to the subject matter)

[arianasilvery]

What's the question, please? And for the record, manipulation and use of multiple negatives to form a single image began some considerable time ago. Look up O. G. Rejlander.

[Pictus]

Ni ni ni ni ni http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTQfGd3G6dg

BTW, excellent work.

[ratpat13]

I love Maggie Taylor along with her equally amazing husband, the photographer Jerry Uelsmann. Seeing her work early on in my digital imaging experience really changed my expectations as to what can be created digital from scratch (and pushed me to further explore what could be captured from a scanner, since most of her images and objects are scanned).

John Nack from the Adobe Lightroom podcast did a wonderful interview with her and Jerry. It can still be found online, if you have a chance I would recommend listening to it. Podcast #26
http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/lightroom/podcasts/

[Padawan]

Wow, that's really beautiful- kind of pictorialist.