Colin and Pam Morris show how to be Inspired by a Painting
The first example was inspired by a painting Winston Churchhill By Arthur Pan 1942. Alongside is Colin Morris as Winston. Amazing likeness isn't it?
And then we move on to Colin with Pam posing as did the couple for American Gothic by Grant Wood in 1930. Aren't these photographers just so clever what they can do?
Pam then went on to produce two further Diptych images. The first Summer afternoon Meditation is based on a painting by Volegov Vladimir.
Pam and Colin's granddaughter Abigail is the beautiful young woman who has posed for this charming image.
And finally Pam and Colin's other granddaughter Scarlett is the lovely young woman with a basket imitating a portrait created over 100 years ago by
Adolphe William Bouguereau.
Thank you to Colin and Pam Morris for providing these remarkable images. I am sure you can imagine the incredible amount of work that has gone into setting up each of these scenes to look as near as possible to the original painting.
During Covid Lockdown Pam took a series of photographs illustrating how she reponded during this time.
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And Colin likes to play around.... no that isn't correct... work very hard at manipulating images to create semi-sureal images. We showcased one such remarkable image some time back and although a somewhat disturbing subject matter is an inspirational piece of photography. Check out Colin's photograph titled Present for Christmas in the post below.
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And a special thank you to Colin and Pam's two grand daughters - Scarlett and Abigail who have given their written consent to have their images shown on the AnArt4Life blog.