rigoletto 2014-08-03 10:51
a glossy pearl! i hadn't seen this while i was digitally strolling the streets of la paz! it certainly was a source of inspiration, a giant globe reflecting on a much smaller one. the palette of greys is delightful, thanks to the soft shades of light on your canvas. for the perception of sharpening: you know, it is a matter of screen resolution: on my screen, yes, i do see some pixelations, especially around the palm tree. but in a larger format, this could not be a problem. you could best see the result on a print out, better check it prior to publishing a hard copy.
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08-05-2014, 02:33 PM
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To rigoletto: As always, your assessment is appreciated!
Hola Deniz!
Yes, this sculpture is a new addition to the Malecón -- March 2014. And as above, I thank you for your scrutiny! I will check the pixelizing -- this version for TE, of course, has been compressed, so I can compare it to the full-resolution version. I hope to speak this week (perhaps today, even!) with a printing vendor about making some large prints of some of the statue fotos, with the goal of hanging an exhibit before the end of the year. Finally, let me invite you to visit Baja, Mexico -- we have decided that (some time) in 2015, we will make the move to La Paz! Put us on your itinerary -- friendly people, fresh seafood, deserted beaches... what more could you want? ;-) Best regards, Russ Austin, Texas La Paz, BCS, Mexico 
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