Oil Cans Acrylic Print

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I usually photograph oil cans (oilers) in subdued, directional light, lots of wood, lots of moodiness, lots of darkness. In this case, however, I wondered how they'd look with a lighter, brighter, more high-key treatment, and this is the result. Still a lot of texture, but with a brighter, more metallic look.

I'm a photographer, writer, educator based on Whidbey Island in the Pacific Northwest, specializing in photomontage work, combining photos I've taken of rust, walls, peeling paint, birds, postage stamps, trees, etc. into images that are completely new, different, and often weird. I also create physical collages, then find myself photographing parts of them to include in my photomontages. It's crazy, but it's fun! My career has encompassed writing guidebooks (primarily about where to photograph in California), newsletters (guides for photographers about where to photograph in the United States), leading photo workshops, and conducting online classes. I am at Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/visualeigh/ On Facebook here:...