Creative Digital Photography
Scanography is the process of capturing digitized images of objects for the purpose of creating printable art using a flatbed “photo” scanner. This process records extremely fine detail with a rather shallow depth of field and produces a digital file (or “digital negative”) for printmaking. The built-in light source from the scanner provides excellent sharpness, color saturation, and unique shadow effects.
Sewing box in a box
Once the object has been scanned, the artist uses a computer and a photo editor which provides the artist a greater level of control, allowing, at a minimum, the ability to “clean” the image by removing specks and other imperfections in the capture.
Now that I have regain my breathing after reading about this new technique, here are a few of my first attend at creating something that would be good enough to not trash…
And this one below was taken using just an invert ceramic bowl over the objects trapped inside. Beautiful design showing on the wall of the picture.
As old as the wind
And what girl doesn’t dream of receiving one of those one day?
A little blue box
… full of hearts maybe?
Hearts
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