I recently joined a photography club. The club's “creative” special
interest group issued a monthly challenge with the subject “clocks”. I had only a couple of days to meet the
challenge if I was to show an image at the SIG meeting. I really didn’t know
how to make a creative photo of a clock so I decided to start by making a photo
of a clock we had on the wall. It was a traditional clock with traditional numbers
that we had purchased at Wal-mart for less than five dollars. Clearly, I couldn’t
make a creative image of that clock in the camera so I relied on Photoshop to
help with the creative piece.
My first idea was to liquefy it. Salvador Dali, the famous
Spanish artist had done that so I used Photoshop’s “puppet warp” tool to squash
it up a bit. That seemed like a good start but I needed to do more than that. Then
I came up with the theme of “killing time” so I decided to create a clock image
with that title, complete with bullet holes and blood drippings. This is the
final image.
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