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The lightbox completed!
So you want to make a pocket studio? Have a look at this DIY Lightbox / Light tent tutorial:
Materials Required:
- foam board ( 5 pieces )
- white duct tape ( 1 roll )
- halogen lights, 50W ( 2 bulbs )
- desk lamps w/ flexible necks ( x 2 )
- sheet of white bristol/poster board ( x 1)
Tools Needed:
- exacto knife
- scissors
Assembly Instructions:
A) Start off by deciding how you want to arrange your box. Cut the foam board into appropriately sized panels.
B) Assemble the box piece by piece, taping both the inner and outer edges of each joint (for added rigidity). Be sure to leave the front face open.
C) Cut a sheet of white bristol board to the width of your assembled lightbox. Tape the board to the lower front edge, then extend the board in a curve toward the top of the back wall. Then tape it at the top. This way, you won't have a visible 'edge' at the back of the lightbox. Subjects will be seemingly placed in front of a white infinity.
D) Assemble your lights on either side of the box, and point the bulbs toward opposite inside faces of the lightbox. Switch on and enjoy! Be sure to set custom white balance. Use with or without a flash too!
Optional Steps:
1) Cut small slats into the front sides of the box so you can 'peek' your lights into the box.
2) Cut a three sided door into the top of the box for shooting from the top and/or lighting from above!
Enjoy!
St Kilda Pier
From the archive of my Melbourne trip. Stealing a bit of buzz's words.
To Infinity and Beyond BLOG.
another droste effect still working on it.
I learn this tecnique thanks to the amazing work of another flickr member josh sommers
“Meditation is the dissolution of thoughts in Eternal awareness or Pure consciousness without objectification, knowing without thinking, merging finitude in infinity.”
― Voltaire
To the infinity ! :-)
It was a windy cold morning at Pier 1 last Sunday morning at Pier 1. The view was great with these texture in the sky and bright sun light. I see people had good time running at this pier. I did enjoy the view and fresh air and snap fotos as well. I hope you enjoy your visit of my website. Thanks :-)
The amazing infinity pool at Shillim Resort.
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Part of the Global Kick Off album - where I traveled around the world : Luxembourg, India and Tokyo.
Last Saturday we attended the first mass gathering for what seems like forever. Friends of ours got married and what a fantastic day it was. The rain held off for all the important parts, the company was great, the food was lovely and the venue had an interesting garden. Win all round.
All this meant we had to come up with a suitable wedding gift. After a bit of indecisiveness it was deemed that an embellished map of where they live would hopefully hit the target. Veering slightly from our usual course of something subversive or tongue in cheek we just went with something sweet and romantic - it is a wedding gift after all. ‘To Infinity and Beyond’ is the final result complete with wedding monogram. They seemed to like it at least and that’s more than enough for me.
Cheers
id-iom
It took a visit from 2 photographer friends to get us out and photograph the Infinity Bridge at Stockton-on-Tees.
Strayer-Voigt, Inc. (also known as SVI) is a manufacturer of M1911-styled modular pistols. The Strayer-Voigt system is called modular because the lower grip and trigger guard, which is made of a fiber reinforced plastic, is a separate component from the metal upper portion of the frame that comprises the dust cover and frame rails. They are the most famous for their Hybrid series of pistols. SVI markets its products under the brand name Infinity Firearms. The Infinity pistols are sometimes unofficially known by the combined name of Strayer-Voigt Infinity among some enthusiasts, a play on the SVI acronym.
Another meeting, another hotel, another corridor. Repeat many times this year. I can tell you that I was delighted in not doing a 365. The stress level was way down. This may have to be my shot for the 52 weeks as this is the only shot I've taken all week.
Enjoy in the lightbox
Something I made in Physics last year - strategically placed mirrors and lights make it look like they extend infinitely.
I love this photo.
Roll 10, 400 film
Infinity Bridge ( so called as when the twin arches are reflected from the still waters of the river they form the mathematical symbol for Infinity) across the river Tees at Stockton on Tees. Taken from the deck of the Teeside Princess river boat.