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Rolo0509 asked me how iPhone Bokeh, as in my little series, can be captured. Here's a "quick" canter!
I chose a beaded pincushion , fixed beads make it easier
Turn the iPhone till the camera is next to the beads and come in so close you are almost touching...then go closer!
Add some bright light, this time a halogen spot camera right
Slider play in Fotor PEStudio is an optional extra!
Oh, and use the native camera, Camera+ and others are brilliant apps, but they fight for focus, which you don't want here.
iPhone bokeh...simples!
This artwork looks like a small part of a much bigger artwork. It includes lists of gods or religions, on the left side, and lists of science, on the right side. In the central part, it includes questions that our distant ancestors probably asked themselves about the world in which they lived, such as: Why the stars? What will become of me after my death? How to maintain the world order and to avoid chaos? How to guard against nature’s wrath?
Technique: paper. Size: 260 x 53 cm.
Images for Ane's Nalbinding how-to (copyright Ane Løser).
Please ask permission from Ane to use these images - you can contact her through her blog: Ane's Form (http://anesform.blogspot.com/)
Let's try this out! Begin by sticking your needle through the stitch closest to your thumb.
Read the full how-to on Historic Crafts (http://historic-crafts.blogspot.com/2011/04/nalbinding-how-to_10.html)
This is how I 9shot stills & video of Kelly Slater winning the 2011 US Open at the same time with the 9shooter bracket!
Stills: www.flickr.com/photos/herosjourneymythology45surf/sets/72...
Video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ga7aj6rMKe4
I "9shot" the photos at the same time I was shooting slow-mo HD video which can be seen here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ga7aj6rMKe4
Enjoy!
Shot at the Huntington Beach pier in Southern California!
The slow-mo HD video was shot with a new Panasonic HDC-TM900K 32GB Internal Flash Memory High Definition Camcorder, 1920 x 1080 HD, which was mounted next to my Canon Ti3 via my 9shooter bracket, and zoomed out at 20x (which pretty much matched the Canon ti3 with the 150-500 zoom at 500 mm).
The HD video was then slowed down to 24p from 60p in post, using adobe premiere 5.5.
Kelly Slater was amazing! So cool to capture the Canon stills & HD video @ the same time wth the 9shooter. :) Rock on Kelly! He was simply super-human out there!
These actual pics of my 9shooter rig are HDR, shot with a Sony Alpha 550.
Photo by @matylda
Wednesday, Oct. 5th, 2011
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Some children were sledding down the Capitol hill on their protest signs. Looked like they were having a great time!
Five images of one girl sledding down the hill pieced together in Photoshop.
Nikon D5000
Lens: 1970s Nikkor-P 105mm f/2.5
Post Processing done in Lightroom 3/Photoshop CS5
this is just a little walkthrough on how to turn a ladies dress shirt into a shirt dress for a small child. i used a forever 21 size small shirt and altered it into a dress for my three year old daughter.
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I really hate it when people leave their animals in their vehichles. Most of the time when I see them I call animal services so they can take care of it. If you really love your pet and care for it's life, you won't leave them sitting in a car in 90 degree weather while you go shopping. I don't care if the windows are cracked or not. It's just not cool.
Illustration from How The Leopard Got his Spots by Rudyard Kipling.
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Visiting new shopping center Maxima near Pärnu centrum. There were so many checkout lines that you couldn't even see the last ones. It's truly amazing how they keep building these huge shopping centers in a city with population less than 45 thousand people. I mean, how many of these does a small town need? There already is three of these (or more depending how you count them)...
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Within a cell, lysosomes help with recycling and waste removal through a number of pathways. Rich in powerful enzymes that can break down molecules and even entire organelles and bacteria, lysosomes fuse with sacs carrying cellular debris (via autophagy) or pathogens from outside the cell (via phagocytosis). The enzymes chop up the contents into recyclable bits, such as single amino acids, which are then released into the cell for reuse. Any undigested material is shuttled outside of the cell through exocytosis.
Graphic illustrates the process by which lysosomes recycle or get rid of waste in a mammalian cell, through autophagy, phagocytosis and exocytosis.
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This Roque Cinchado on the right is at the foot of the Teide, Spain's highest mountain. When I was on Tenerife early January there was a huge queue to take a picture from the exact spot from where the rock is depicted on the old one thousand peseta note, with the summit of the mountain in the background.
I couldn't be bothered to queue and took this shot instead.
How many faces can you spot in the rock?
As an aside, this is about 2500m above sea level and the temperatures on January 4 were 16°C!
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How do you count down the days until Christmas?! Why not make your countdown to Christmas super cute with our "It's a Kawaii Winter Wonderland Countdown"! This mystery club is our best yet!
This crane barge was making it's way down the river this afternoon, so I did what anyone would do. I shot it.
No rest for the busy artist.
An image showing you a glimpse into how I work. Once the 27 inch screen comes out.. you know I mean business !!
CANNOT WAIT to get this done !!
Flickr user JeremyHall left me a comment on my 'Freezer' photo asking me to post some information on what post-processing I did in his new group, 'How I Did It'... so I am doing just that!
The final photo can be seen here.
I started with three separate images taken with the Canon 40D. I was using Auto Exposure Bracketing, with the camera set to take exposures at -2,0,+2 EV.
(Side note for 40D users! The exposure bracketing on the 40D won't go any further that +-2, but one cool thing that I've found is that you can rotate the control wheel so your middle exposure is set to -2, and your three bracketed shots will actually be -4,-2,0 EV. Scroll the wheel all the way to the other end of the spectrum and you'll have +4, +2, 0 EV... so effectively you've taken five shots between -4 and +4 with two shutter presses!)
So I took those three exposures and used Photoshop to automatically align them. I shot these with a timer on a tripod, so there was no movement between shots... but in cases where there is movement, I find Photoshop does a much better job than Photomatix at aligning the images.
Save that as a tif, open in Photomatix for tonemapping. Really I have found that every photo requires different settings in Photomatix, but all the sliders and options are laid out in plain view so it's very easy to experiment. Recently I've found that I like to 'over-HDR' the image and then selectively scale it back in Photoshop. So the photo labeled 'Photomatix Tonemap' in the image above was really never meant to be seen by anyone other than me :D I dislike that kind of overdone-HDR shot, and if I wasn't planning on doing any other work after tonemapping, I would have set the overall HDR effect much lower. HDR can really help a shot with a wide range of tones, from dark to light... but the downside is all the extreme highlights and shadows are kind of being evened out, which can make things look flat (to me). For example, look at the ceiling in the image labeled 'Photomatix Tonemap' above. The ceiling is nice and detailed, but it also appears that it's getting just as much light as the freezer in the foreground (which you can see is not the case from the original photos). More on this later.
I saved the tonemapped image to another tif, and brought it into Lightroom. There I changed some things which might seem strange. I took the color saturation of the image almost to zero. Then I made large adjustments to the 'Camera Calibration' section to give a cyan cast to the entire image. Then I worked with the 'Split Toning' section to make the shadows a dark blue-purple, and the highlights a yellow-green. I adjusted the tone curve a little bit and saved these adjustments to a preset called 'Decay Cold'.
I applied those presets to the original '0 EV' shot, so I had one blue-green colored tonemapped image (labeled 'Lightroom Adjusted' in the image above) and one blue-green colored original photo (labeled '0 EV Lightroom Adjusted' in the image above).
I brought both of them into Photoshop, placed the HDR shot as the top layer, and added a mask to it. Then I chose a brush with a low hardness setting and started painting over the areas I didn't want such an extreme amount of 'HDR-look'. You can see from the mask that I got rid of a lot of the HDR effect on the front of the freezer, on the ceiling, and on the back wall. I left the most HDR effect in the ice, because I thought it looked awesome :D Lastly, I placed a Brightness/Contrast adjustment layer over everything and used a gradient mask to apply it only to the ceiling - to darken it up. I think this brings back the sense of depth in the shot.
This was by far the most post-processing work I've done on a photo, but it paid off, since it became my most commented on, most favorited, and most interesting photo according to Flickr!
Leave a comment and let me know if this was useful to anyone!