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Explore Front Page (#31) on August 30th. Many thanks!
Still wandering around my neighborhood, too lazy to take the car and fight the traffic!
Because of the heat, the Marina Walk is quite empty, ideal for photography! It will become very crowded in one month time when the temperature starts to cool down.
Dubai Set | Digital Blending Set | Night Photography Set | Most Interesting shots
After a lifetime of film photography and various failed attempts at digital photography, I give this kind of photography another try with the Leica M Monochrome. I must confess that I am so far very pleased with the results. Images don't have that artificial look often found in digital photographs, and am I now trying to find out how to use it to fit my style; I don't want to do it the other way around.
Hence this little test, carried out under very non-scientific conditions. Two similar pictures taken on two different days under similar light conditions. The lenses being different doesn't help, but these pictures weren't meant for test purposes.
I find them very different, although the first impression might be that they are similar. Any comments you care to make will be much appreciated.
Thank you :-)
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Leica M Monochrom (246), Summicron 2.0/50 V4, RawTherapee + Affinity Photo
Digital paint with Art History Brush + 9 texture + love
The secret of my little painted from a photo still life is easy to discover ... love the little things, the need for light and color ... love the textures and brushstrokes digital ..... my little world!
"Firestorm" is a piece of digital art that I thought was also appropriate for a discussion on a book I've just read, called "Burning Down the House: Reconstructing Modern Politics".
This is only a short book, more like an essay, but it is utterly brilliant.
It provides perhaps the best description of the moral decline and ineptitude of the Morrison government, discussing bushfires/Hawaii, the governments capture by the fossil fuel cabal, climate change inaction, mistreatment of the financial underclass, financial mismanagement, cruel and inhumane treatment of refugees, failure to assist those who gave help in Afghanistan, misogyny and lack of action on issues of equality and domestic violence, ineptitude of COVID response and abandonment of Australian citizens overseas and of course the constant corruption and rorting.
It then goes on to discuss (in less detail) the failures of the Labor party as an opposition and the constant use of "wedge politics" by the LNP to weaken Labor.
Finally it celebrates the rise of strong independent candidates.
The author of the book is Jo Dyer, herself an independent candidate for the SA seat of Boothby.
I have followed Jo on Twitter for some time now, and she is eloquent, intelligent and an outstanding candidate in my opinion. If I was in Boothby she would get my first vote. Jo came to prominence during the Christian Porter alleged rape case last year, she was a friend of the victim who committed suicide. It was Jo Dyer who challenged Christian Porters lawyer and won, causing the lawyers withdrawal due to a conflict of interest. Porter and his lawyer were later instructed to pay all costs, leading to the "blind trust" scandal.
Jo is one of many strong female independent candidate standing for the first time in 2022. Whilst independent of each other, many are running on similar platforms centred around women's rights. climate change and the removal of corruption from government. They are a force to be reckoned with, and a very positive step forward in my view.
Bring on the election.
Explored! 18-Feb-22 # 249
It's been far too long since i've shared, or even shot, a photo of Brett. We had fun wandering around downtown Detroit in the fog last night. I spotted this steam and considered setting up a shot. After looking through the viewfinder, I decided against it. But then Brett offered to stand on this precarious ledge, and then decided that we should wait for the people mover (monorail) to go by for this shot. Of course, this ended up being my favorite shot of the night :)
Digital work, designed and generated by digital filters and parameters chosen by me, created with the name of WORMOD, which is an acronym I used in RPGs, and it means: Wizard Of the Rain Master Of Darkness, other similar compositions, I sign them with other aliases such as Anubi, Anubis, Anpu, Inepu, Inpw and many others.
Good vision.
Imagen creativa. Tratamiento digital sobre base fotográfica propia. Gracias de antemano por vuestros comentarios, award, favoritos, invitaciones a grupo y la elección para galerías; perdonad que quizás no pueda responder individualmente. Todos los derechos reservados
Second in new series of digitally produced images that explores the possibility of working with digital pixels much in the same way as a painter moves pigment about on a canvas. As a long-term abstract painter, this was always something I wanted to do but never got around to. Finally being laid out with a case of Covid, I had a lot of time in which to explore this idea. So, much good came out of my own personal illness and lockdown. What better way to heal.
This image is dedicated to my dear old friend and co-creator of the "PANO-Vision" group, Paul Ewing. As Alan Price sang in Lindsay Anderson's film, "O Lucky Man" ... "If you have a friend on whom you think you can rely, you are lucky man" ... I am.
Image created July 17, 2022.
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