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For this shot, I used a Raynox 250 macro filter, placed it on the viewing lens to acquire focus before placing it on the taking lens to actually shoot the closeup. Very tedious process. But the quality is pretty good.:) The Raynox always delivers.
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I tried out some expired 1997 Ilford Delta 3200 and the result left more to be desired.
Plus I think I have bromide drag from my stand development.
Seagull-4 TLR, Ilford Delta 3200 Pro [Expired 1997], HC-110: 1:100, 19 mins at 30C.
This is Maddie, she is 12. She did not want her photo taken, but now that I am getting her sister ready to photograph, she has changed her mind...kids.
Taken on a polaroid 320 land camera using fuji FP-100B instant film.
Out of all of Mystery Family No. 1's photos, this one was the only one with an extensive writing on the back:
"Here is a picture of the house I've taken see the new steps and wall he put under it he did a Pretty good job he dug out a drive way for his car almost dug my pine tree out he doesn't like the trees there but I do."
Painting with light shot with single 580ex with a 4 second exposure postions fired are left and to the rear high front and to the right and slightly angled apon a back wall to match the flow of the image "bike's shape and direction"
A platform for conversation, Instant Space is a series of curtains designed by Zurich-based architects Nele Dechmann and Ortreport to host discussions, workshops, and interrogations. The curtains embody a maxim of flexibility and fluidity.
The images printed on the curtains present a juxtaposition of liminal environments: “in-between” spaces where political and social rules are typically suspended. The five prints have an unexpected element adding to the environment, which opens up a field of narratives and interpretations.
Instant Space exists alongside five keywords formed by Swiss designers Atlas through recombining fragments of foundational terms that raise questions and spark discussions.
The installation is an artistic response to the swissnex Salon, serving as a setting for different forms of interaction and exchange within the swissnex Gallery. The space creates a variety of atmospheric environments, from generous and open to intimate and immersive.
Let the record show that #3 could, unfairly, have nothing to do with the police person's performance. Also, I wasn't too sure if the feedback were viewable instantly, and so I dutifully pressed the left button.
A platform for conversation, Instant Space is a series of curtains designed by Zurich-based architects Nele Dechmann and Ortreport to host discussions, workshops, and interrogations. The curtains embody a maxim of flexibility and fluidity.
The images printed on the curtains present a juxtaposition of liminal environments: “in-between” spaces where political and social rules are typically suspended. The five prints have an unexpected element adding to the environment, which opens up a field of narratives and interpretations.
Instant Space exists alongside five keywords formed by Swiss designers Atlas through recombining fragments of foundational terms that raise questions and spark discussions.
The installation is an artistic response to the swissnex Salon, serving as a setting for different forms of interaction and exchange within the swissnex Gallery. The space creates a variety of atmospheric environments, from generous and open to intimate and immersive.
De las mejores cosas de mi infancia....... salir a cojerlos ....soplar y ver como se desintegraba en un instante...!!!
Rencontre avec Muriel Bonnet del Valle, auteur de La naisssance, un voyage, aux Editions Instant Présent.
Au Lavoir à Nimes