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Jimmy'z Imagez - All done through the lens, no photoshoping. Done with natural sunlight, a scotch glass and lots of imagination.
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There is a small stand of bamboo near the Carl Sandburg home in Flat Rock, NC. I've seen longer exposure shots where you pan up during while the shutter is open. I gave it a try and this is the result of my initial attempt. I also played with various sliders in Lightroom. I'll continue trying to locate appropriate subjects to practice this technique.
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An inverted view of a blown glass heart I saw at the Glass Museum's Gift Shop in Tacoma. It is based on the original that I previously posted here (except without the lettering):
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I loved the colors....kind of reminds me of stained glass work.
no editing in photoshop, just moving the camera in a wave with longer exposure. same scene shot as previous photo but with an abstract effect
Flaque du : 11 Mars 2011, 15h20
Pieds : 1 Seul (le droit)
Formes Principales Possibles : Visage de côté avec un gros œil (larme possible) et un pinch // une Silhouette d’un Homme (à l’envers) // Un oiseau qui tombe avec des plumes (juste le haut de la flaque) et une branche ou un serpent
Résidus d’eau : Beaucoup
État Physique : Normal, un peu fatigué
État Mental à la prise de vue : Neutre, un peu préoccupé, mais calme, impression de solitude
État Mental à la fin de la journée : Assez heureux, après une soirée entre amis
Évocation D’un Futur Possible : N/A
Évocation D’un Passé Possible : N/A
Autre : Oiseau : J’ai entendus les premiers corbeaux du printemps le matin suivant
Analyse :
Le visage : il me représente quand même bien … la larme et la barbe
La silhouette : elle est obscure et semble émané du noir… il lui manque une jambe et sa tête est rabaissée
L’oiseau : ressemble étrangement au signe du groupe de musique Insomnium… l’oiseau semble en chute libre, le reste de la flaque tente de le rejoindre … ou est-ce un serpent qui vient pour manger sa victime?
Continuing a series of experimental photos with a Kodak No. 1A Autographic Jr. (circa 1917). All settings are mentioned as they appear on the camera. If you are lost, I suggest starting with the first photo in the corresponding album.
This photo noticeably came out out of focus, almost abstract, and very zoomed in. Actually, I tired taking a photo of this beautiful stream I saw using the zoom feature. I'm not sure what I did wrong, but it's possible that the zoom feature isn't a zoom, but a focusing feature.
Still, I find the photo abstract enough to be somewhat presentable. And I do love seeing all the gradients of black and white represented.
Shutter: 100
Aperture: 16
Zoom: 6 ft
French 120 film, ASA 400