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Once upon a time, homework consisted of memorization, copying, and repetitive drill. Every educated person learned not only to write legibly but also to read aloud, since they were often called upon to read letters and other materials to their less educated friends and family members. Ink was used for formal work, and blotters were commonplace, even after dip pens gave way to foundtain pens. I still have some of my childhood blotters.
I like his shirt, great color. And, I am envious of his long legs, my lap is so short that there is no way I could set a lap top on it. The problem with being short, you require desk.
An infinite spiral of matrices - what fun! :P
Trying out the Escher Droste effect using GIMP and MathMap (with the Droste Effect script)
My son doing his homework. Note the Olympus Trip 35 mug on the table. Taken with Olympus Trip 35 on Fuji Xtra 400 film.
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.