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I placed a torch undernesth this fallen leaf to bring out the veins and colour. A wider beamed torch might have been more effective, but I didn't have one with me!

Went to Milwaukee on Monday and came home on Tuesday. Mariana's private school wanted me to present ways I use technology in the classroom. It was fun.

My third Sabatier Effect ever. Proably should have been made with a contrast filter. Made spring 2006.

Everybody else was having fun swirling their cameras around their tree lights so I did it too. We just got our tree up today and it smells heavenly even though it looks a little unconventional. ;D

If you want to see it better, view on black please.

Photo by Damon Cox

Photo taken in my swim cap and goggles.

One of the best Reverb Pedal's I've heard.

playing with the camera.

Exakta Varex with Carl Zeiss Jena 58mm f/2 and pinholed shutter curtain...

Turn your photos into incredible artwork with one click.

Used insents and a flash

No special tricks here. Just some very cool effects with a toy bubble gun and a camera.

When you pull the trigger, bubbles shoot out of the front and colored lights within the gun illuminate them.

It didn't take us long to figure out how cool this was after dark.

Or even, maybe, Large Lord Fauntleroy. Another "ghost" at Strawberry Hill. The figure is taken from a stained glass window there and placed in the doorway. Opacity reduced to about 70%.

city lights

Their last name is Brick and there are four of them!! Funny story though - when they bought the Jeep, the four consisted of Steve, Haviland, Mariana, and a ADHD boxer named Tapper. Got rid of Tapper and had Tierney. All is good.

On our annual family camping trip, Lailas eye. I just bought picnik pro so I messed around with the colors ALOT.

Original Unedited

You probably should view it on black.

All the black color is coal deposited onto a sandy beach. This was washed down many miles downstream from the mines. Transport spillage may be a major contributor to this unsightly ecological problem.

The Creator’s spectacular special effects at dawn.

Playing in the woods

Kabuki and Geisha Inspired fashion makeup.

Done at ACMUSE, Sydney Australia.

Model: Sarah A.M.

Fern

Effects selector

Behind the scenes photographs of the RAFT (Reel Acess Film Theatre) First Light production of Killer Shot.

Taken over the filming weekend these images give a glimpse into the making of a short film, written, directed, filmed and performed by a group of talented young filmmakers.

Special thanks to George Fleming, Artist Director of Reel Access, Katie Claff, Drama Coach and Joolz Hyland, Artistic Make-Up/Special Effects.