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February 16
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Jan 31, 2012, 6:25:17 PM
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Dandelion Idea,
Dandelion inside a light-bulb.

My series of Ideas is a social commentary on societies “throw away culture”.
The Edison light globe is a dead technology but one that had a massive impact on the world, with most of the evidence of this invention being simply trashed and replaced.

Please be aware though this is a photo, it is a photo of the artwork, I am not a photographer; I am a conceptual artist.

Yes, you may share my work but please always credit me.
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~IsschaI Mar 5, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Wonderful I really like it well done :)
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:iconkarageorges:
Something surreal, interesting!
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*miz-mezzy Feb 21, 2013  Professional Traditional Artist
This is really great! It makes an unnatural thing (light bulb) look like it fits in with nature. Strange how that worked..
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~FloralPainting Feb 20, 2013  Student General Artist
Love the lighting and colors! :)
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:iconcaen-n:
:) thanks... the lighting is always so difficult with these.
and thanks for faving it :)
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Mood: Love ~Fusionofforces Feb 18, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
wow, looks amazing! I love it ^W^
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*Meirnon Feb 18, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
That's interesting. Not sure I think the "social commentary" part of it comes through, though. Maybe that's just because most photography is only here to be interesting, it sets a different context?
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