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Each
EloquenceArt™ Limited Edition print is an
18 x 25 inch lithograph, signed and numbered, and
printed on thick, acid-free paper, guaranteed not
to yellow. Suitable for framing!
Click the "Add To Cart"
button to purchase a poster for just $39.00 each
(Special price!) plus $10.00 for shipping in heavy
protective packaging, and for insurance.
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 "Two
Tulips in Light"
Accomplished via changing focus and background between
two exposures, rendering a thin, black Renoir-esque
line around the tulips. Looks like a painting! Each
exposure used fiber optic light painting of separate
elements in the photograph.
©1991 Jack Eadon |
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"Velvet
Daisies"
Accomplished with same procedure, except varied
the value of 1st and second exposure.
©1992 Jack Eadon |
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"Fresh
Light"
First exposure employed AJ 5 Diffusion Filter. Second
exposure used no filtration and Hosemaster fiber
optic lighting device.
©1993 Jack Eadon |
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"Flowers
in Light"
(Jack's last studio photograph).
First exposure underexposed by one stop, utilizing
AJ 5 diffusion filter. Second exposure (detail exposure)
utilized fiber optics to "paint" details
on flowers and pedestal. Third exposure was "slow
burn" of distant modeling light and "flags"
to create a precise shaft of light on the backdrop,
which was originally used in the movie, Ben Hur.
Total exposure took 26 minutes.
©1994 Jack Eadon |
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"Classic
shoe and flowers"
Shoe was shot with one studio camera. Separate camera
trained on black paint. Image of shoe on transparency
was projected through second camera onto black paint
which was stippled to simulate brush strokes. That
exposure was underexposed. Result: Final double
exposed image looks like it was painted using Van
Gogh-esque impressionist brush strokes.
©1994 Jack Eadon
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