I have been having fun. Perhaps too much fun. (As if there is any such thing.) I'm learning new things!
Here are links to recent experiments: first up, a very new version of New York City's most dramatic PATH station, with an imaginary (and very still) reflecting pool:
Digitally Altered: Oculus
Digital fun with New York City's most dramatic PATH station.
Fun with some beautiful plaster columns carved by Moroccan artisans in the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art:
Digitally Altered: Moroccan Plaster
The Metropolitan Museum in New York has a spectacular Moroccan courtyard (indoors), which has some remarkable plaster work created by craftsmen on site. (Many of their impressive installations were created by living artists who were paid to do the work, which makes me heart sing.) The detailing is completely beautiful.
And lastly, some heavily modified Korean palaces and temples I photographed in Seoul, and modified a few nights ago here at home.
Digitally Altered: Grand Palaces and Temples
To relax after work, I turn wide pavilions into narrow ones. These images were taken in Seoul, in both the Gyeongbokgung complex and (for one particular set of details) on the grounds of the Buddhist temple headquarters. I've exaggerated the colors with filters to break my subdued color habits.
