Transparency achieved through a layer of photos and transparent object...
The other transparency collage is the series of photos with the plexi glass cut into a material with light being transmitted through these slots of glass...
Color achieved by blending a collage of photos representing blue and red where they mix creating purple, the complementary color...
Here I took the sky, sun, and grass and inverted the colors to show the color that each of these absorb. So showing the absorbed colors instead of what is reflected and seen by the eye.
Section through color showing the wavelengths of each; red, blue and purple. Blue is known to have one of the shortest wavelengths that is the most scattered and therefore can be seen more universally. Purple has the shortest wavelength and anything bluer than blue is considered to be absorbed in the skin, while anything redder than red is to feel the heat from those wavelengths. Red is known to have the longest wavelength which is not as scattered as blue and therefore is not as seen to the eye.
Movement achieved by photographer standing still while the subject (person, Rick) changes his position across the lawn, photos are taken every second...
Movement.
2nd iteration of movement without the literal movement
of the tree through hanging images.
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