Analog and Polaroid

I am working on two new series of images.  The first series is that of producing images that have an old school look and feel, that of analog photographs.

The second is the look of a polaroid.  

Both have been extremely fun to do and I plan on expanding the series of each.

I have just finalized my second book titled "Abstracts".  It will be available

on Amazon in a day or two.

 

   

 

Abstracts

 

By Skip Nall

Fall On The River In North Carolina

This image was made in the fall a 2017 and originally edited for a very normal stock travel photograph.  Today I brought it into Photoshop and edited in a new way to give it more of an abstract feel.

Upcoming Shows

In the month of January I have two shows coming up in Sarasota, Florida.

One is a solo exhibitions at the Sarasota Orchestra where a portions of the proceeds from sales will go directly to the Orchestra.

The other is at the Hyatt Regency and is a benefit for Southeastern Guide Dogs and the Alzheimer's Association.

Steel Wool

The first image was created from a painting done in red and blue in Photoshop with 7 layers of various blending modes.  The base layer is an old baking sheet.  Once the final painting of the abstract was done I used Silver Efex Pro to change it to the BW image

Hoi An Boat

This image was photographed in Hoi An, Vietnam in 2006 and I recently re-edited in a series I am working on the produce more of a painted look when printed as well as the feel of looking through old negative film.

This particular image has four layers, one of which is an old baking sheet.

Red Shutters

Yes, I did take a slight hiatus from posting to my Blog.  As a single dad my daughter who is about to turn 13 came before anything else.  Now with her being close to grown, or at least that is how it seems I have gotten back to producing new images and re-editing to older ones for fun.

This is from a series of images I originally photographed in Vietnam in 2006 and recently have re-edited to produce a more abstract image as the final result.

The image has ten layers using various blend modes to come up with this result.

It is titled Red Shutters.