I ran across a photo today that got me thinking about artistic kilt pics. Not your regular type of photo documenting an outfit or an event, but a photo that looks like it could get framed and hung in a gallery. I'd like to invite the Rabble to share any photos that they consider "artistic." I write that with the full understanding that everyone has their own tastes and could have very different ideas about what would or could make a good, artistic kilt photograph. Here's the pic that got me thinking: A Scottsman and a Bass by Gavin Mills Photography, on Flickr I then poked around a bit more and found this one, From FotoFling Scotland: Our very own Panache's photo would also qualify:
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I have to say that the photo of the dancer from FotoFling is quite amazing in all respects - fabulous - except.......that scrawny leg all the way up to the hip.....way TMI.... ruins the whole photo IMHO!!
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Originally Posted by Barb T I have to say that the photo of the dancer from FotoFling is quite amazing in all respects - fabulous - except.......that scrawny leg all the way up to the hip.....way TMI.... ruins the whole photo IMHO!! To be honest I was so entranced by the fanning of the pleats I hardly even noticed that. I hope you're not too scandalized
Originally Posted by Barb T I have to say that the photo of the dancer from FotoFling is quite amazing in all respects - fabulous - except.......that scrawny leg all the way up to the hip.....way TMI.... ruins the whole photo IMHO!! Agreed. My favorite is Jamie's for its use of color and B&W representing modernity and THCD.
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Capturing the essence of the subject. Sir Compton Mackenzie Arthur Duke of Connaught Willie Duff at Dunkeld
Originally Posted by ThistleDown Capturing the essence of the subject. ... Very nice, ThistleDown. I could see any one of those lovely vintage photos in an ornate, old school frame
Thanks for those grand old pics. Looks like Compton MacKenzie has chicken legs, too. A rather severe physiognomy for one who wrote with such hilarity. I suspect he was "putting it on" - the corners of his mouth trying hard not to smile give him away. Did you see him as Capt. Buncher of the S/S Politician in "Whisky Galore"?
Try this one for 'chicken legs', mookien. There is a painting from this photo in a private house in Perthshire; I would love to have it! Rex
Rex: More like tree stumps I would guess. I'd like a blow up of that picture on my front door to discourage burglars and salesmen. Under it I would write in bold letters something like ..."This house protected by Little Ian - Robin Hood's closest companion". He almost looks as "bad ***" as Riverkilt wandering in the desert. John
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