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From my lighting class at Langara. We did this with two softboxes- one on each side (placed a little behind the bottle). Dark orange gels on all strobes. And a strobe behind/below the bottle, shining up to illuminate the smoke. The smoke was made by burning a lot of incense. And I put two white reflectors right in front of the bottle to bounce some light on the front.
Photoshop was just curves to make it more black and a bit of orange saturation.
Science Homework: Diffusion Practical - The glass on the left started with clear water, and the glass on the right a coffee solution. Coffee solution was gradually added to the clear water.
For a long while I have been wanting to do a Kazir comparison. His is my first OC after all. In hindsight, he has not really changed in design that much. I just like to think he is better executed at this point. Man, I can't believe it's only been three years (just about). I think I created Kazir the summer before freshman year, because I am pretty sure I did a homework of him during freshman year. The homework was actually "What If?"
(Don't mind my reminiscing)
I remember that his name was going to be Issac instead of Liam and he was going to have a brother, not a sister. I can even remember my first vision of him, waking up one morning and imagining a guy with white hair covering one side of his face, a red jacket and silver clothing sword fighting in a grey brick room. And I always knew he was going to be called "Dragonscalded". It was Kazir who started it all, and he will always have a special place in my heart.
"What if all you could do for those you love is hurt them? How would you protect them?"
-Kazir's first words T-T
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The photography club at Wellesley, Optik, is having a Fall Show for parent and family weekend. I picked three of what I consider my best shots to put into the show. I got to print them out as 8x10's on the school's HUGE plotter printer. It is the coolest thing I have ever seen. See the photos that will be featured here: one, two, three. I can't wait to see what they look like when they are matted and framed! I will post a picture of the exhibit when it goes up. There's also a chance that my photos will be auctioned off!
An abandoned classroom in a former west side Chicago high school. The map seems like an odd item in a room that appears to have once been a math classroom.
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