Interesting looking fellows and your secret is safe with me! But Virginia is right, collages are a snap with Picasa! Hope you have a great week, Jack!!
You did a good job Jack, still laughing at Lowell and Randy's comments. I must admit the idea of creating a collage was totally out of the question for a technophobe like moi, but then as Virginia said......I discovered Picasa, and now, too easy :)Wouldn't like to walk down that Long Walk at night with all those faces looking down on me, creepy much!
A great post, Jack. That sculpturing is fabulous and I agree with cielequimper: judging by the dates on their collars they would doubtless have some interesting stories to tell! (Thanks for dropping by my blog)
I like it! Have you been to the Yale campus, particularly the Law school area. Tons of gargoyles and there is some interesting history on them on the Yale Website. Thanks for getting back to me about your other photos and the lighting.
The doorways along Trinity College's Long Walk have the heads of scholars above the lanterns. I took four scholars and made a collage.
Your pictures are great and you did a great collage! :)
ReplyDeleteThe "heads"look to be old but they are clean and well care.
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Léia
I think this looks fine, although it's probably more of college than a collage! :)
ReplyDeleteI won't breathe a word, but if you go to PIcasa, it's a piece o cake.
ReplyDeleteThese four guys look like escapees from a Grimms tale!
V
Nice collage. Did you cross the eyes on the two on the right too? ha ha.
ReplyDeleteYou're clever, Jack! The collage turned out well.
ReplyDeleteYou did a good job knitting these photos together! That guy on the bottom right seems to be a bit cross eyed.
ReplyDeleteInteresting looking fellows and your secret is safe with me! But Virginia is right, collages are a snap with Picasa! Hope you have a great week, Jack!!
ReplyDeleteYou did a good job Jack, still laughing at Lowell and Randy's comments. I must admit the idea of creating a collage was totally out of the question for a technophobe like moi, but then as Virginia said......I discovered Picasa, and now, too easy :)Wouldn't like to walk down that Long Walk at night with all those faces looking down on me, creepy much!
ReplyDeleteWhat is it with those eyes?! You did well, Jack - just stumble along with the technology.
ReplyDeleteAre you heading back up north soon?
A good idea and some interesting high-reliefs... By the way, I make my rare collages exactly like you did this one!
ReplyDeleteFour very different faces.
ReplyDeleteFour stories, four lives...
Oh the eyes of the top right one... How one wishes one knew who they were, what their lives were...
ReplyDeleteA great post, Jack. That sculpturing is fabulous and I agree with cielequimper: judging by the dates on their collars they would doubtless have some interesting stories to tell! (Thanks for dropping by my blog)
ReplyDeletei very much like such ornaments on buildings. you see that a lot in new york.
ReplyDeleteand really a lot in budapest...
I like it! Have you been to the Yale campus, particularly the Law school area. Tons of gargoyles and there is some interesting history on them on the Yale Website. Thanks for getting back to me about your other photos and the lighting.
ReplyDeleteInteresting sculpture work on these busts. The fellow at the top right looks like he's up to something.
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