Introduction To Extreme Fine Art Photography

May 28, 2011.

Expressing the human ecstasy, emotions and logic through photographs. Capturing the world in ways that we admire that is surreal and evokes mysterious happiness.

The Extreme Fine Art Photography starts from line "5" in the "Photography Still" section in this page.

The niche of these Extreme Fine Art Photographs at is,

I. For the first time such photographs have been captured, using three techniques that I have invented / discovered.

II. No one has till now come to know (at least publically) another kind of such photographs - vintage, print, or modern digital.

III. The photographs that have been captured cannot be repeated anymore because of the complex interaction of source light refracted, the subject, and the camera unlike other photographs.

IV. Some of the photographs are essentially paintings with light. One can also call them as photographic paintings. The photographs are the result of the complex interaction of source light, the subject, and the camera. Only after capturing we can see the results that are the photographs. We cannot see them directly with the naked eye.

V. Some of the photographs are the result of the complex interaction of reflected and refracted source light, the subject, and the camera. Only after capturing we can see the results that are the photographs. We cannot see them directly with the naked eye.

VI. No manipulation has been done.

VII. In most cases the single sun, and the single tungsten bulb was the only source light.

VIII. Just as images in the previous centuries were of importance despite their aesthetic flavor is different from today’s images, these photographs here display the aesthetic sense of the modern era yet both the centuries old images, and these photographs have the same aesthetic credibility, thus, these photographs are different enough to define themselves as being of modern aesthetic culture and sense.


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Photographer

December 24, 2011.

Well, I started photography since fourteen years, discovering and inventing ways to capture the subject and transforming them into art form, recently invented three new ways of capturing photographs, capturing liquids with light reflected from them, capturing liquids filled in plastic bottles with the light refracting, and capturing the subjects reflected in liquids where the focus on the subjects increases it's variation, all these methods create very unique surreal images that are not visible to the naked eye.
I am interested in the mental processes of the human mind, and to transform the latent mental processes into manifestations in my photographs which are surreal and evokes mysterious happiness.
Now, I am looking for a career in fine art photography, and is inspired by the careers of artists like Jeff Koons and Damien Hirst, and various other fine art photographers, and also movie directors like James Cameron, Christopher Nolan, Michael Bay, and Steven Spielberg, writers, and cinematographers who work with them.
I have sent my photographs to auction companies like Sotheby's, Christies, Bonhams, and Phillip De Pury for their judgement, where I am getting good response, but, they are all saying that, first, I should first establish my primary or gallery market. Phillips De Pury in particular have appreciated my photographs.
It is good that I am contributing a bit just like any one else to fine art photography, or in general to the art world, and thus helping art to in it's evolution.
Other photographs include subjects that can be easily recognized like trees in a blue sky back-ground.
Thank you for visiting, I will be looking for doing business with art and photography enthusiast.