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Non-traditional Digital Composite
Left: f/4.5 1/15th ISO-1800 25mm
Right: f/5 1/25th ISO-400 35mm
32.43X12.16 inches Nikon D3200
This is a diptych of a typewriter and a computer. I liked the feeling of old versus new that is commonly explored with diptychs, so I tried to show this in the context of a student's homework. The editing of both photos consists of simple adjustments.
One of the mildly interesting things you learn from flickr, that I'm sure others have noticed, is you get to monitor who is doing homework on what.
Somewhere in the world there is a class who were given Tawny Frogmouths for homework yesterday! Twelve of them ended up at this photo by googling on, not surprisingly, 'tawny frogmouth'.
I guess my point is how much unintentional information is out there on the web, information that is routinely used by people with good, bad and commercial intentions.
Given one single photo on the web that normally gets viewed once or not at all each day, then suddenly gets viewed 12 times in a day, it is theoretically possible that sellers of educational material with a product aimed at birds, or nocturnal birds or animals, could contact the school, the teacher or the students with their offering. I think eventually this will have to be controlled or legislated against as it will only become more common. And the people who know who googled on this photo are ... google.
Susan took this picture to prove Greg DOES homework...it was better than writing it down on a calendar
KODAK 400TX
Self develop: 9 mins 45s in KODAK D-76 1:1, 20 deg
Leica M2
Leica SUMMICRON Rigid 1:2/50mm
Straight negative scan
Sunday brought with it book bags and homework, "Look, Say, Cover, Write, Check," and an extension task for each of them and reading Journal work for Sam and Joss.
Ben seems ridiculously young to be doing formal homework. I know we didn't do even spellings and times tables til at least 7, but he loves doing it and it's not hard to get him to concentrate.
so this is a record of my boy, half scholar, half little one - look at that pudgy, toddler esque hand - growing and learning every day.
Voor dit werk op deze afstand doet de analoge 50 mm Zuiko lens wonderen door zijn geringe scherptediepte (f:4,8 op deze foto) en wat scherp moet zijn, is dat dan ook. In de EXIF-data staat f:0,0, maar dat komt doordat de lens niet gekoppeld is aan het elektronische systeem van de camera.
With just ONE more day of school, tonight's homework is pretty straightforward. Can't wait to hear their recommendations ONE more time tomorrow!
So this is what college life consists of at this point...sitting home doing algebra homework. When will I ever use this stuff? What is NEVER, Alex? Blah.
school is too much work. i have to combine homework and shooting to photograph anything other than sports. cant wait till summer. ill have sooo much extra time to shoot
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My apologies for being so boring today.. I need more hours in the day!