My feeble attempt at copying the Master of Manipulation! To the first viewers I apologize. After I posted the photo it just bugged me. It didn't have a certain feel. So I opened it in Picmonkey and added the bricks.
Hmmm! Taken from Wikipedia: "Soon after, he began teaching photography at the University of Florida in 1960." I knew I remembered the name! I can't remember why, exactly. Was he teaching when I was there? I don't know! Cool what you did here.
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Thank you for all you gracious comments! They are very much appreciated. My feeble attempt at copying the Master of Manipulation. To the first viewers I apologize. After I posted the photo it just bugged me. It didn't have a certain feel to it that I felt it would be considered a Uelsman creation. So I opened it in Picmonkey and added the bricks. @danette - I am glad you made the connection. It would have been an honor to be taught photography by a master. But like most artist, they aren't recognized for their talents until after they die.
![The Swimmer [B&W]](https://media.365project.org/1/6404529_depswz0679_sq.jpg "The Swimmer [B&W]")
Thank you for all you gracious comments! They are very much appreciated. My feeble attempt at copying the Master of Manipulation. To the first viewers I apologize. After I posted the photo it just bugged me. It didn't have a certain feel to it that I felt it would be considered a Uelsman creation. So I opened it in Picmonkey and added the bricks.
@danette - I am glad you made the connection. It would have been an honor to be taught photography by a master. But like most artist, they aren't recognized for their talents until after they die.