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Cyanotype on Chinese Solar paper. 3h in LED light.

This week's theme for Macro Monday is "Abstract" which promised to be lots of fun to play with!

For me the most interesting material to experiment with was glass.

So I chose a green rectangular vase with a lively profile shape at the edges which I thought would make interesting abstract forms. A bit glitter ribbon and an LED light for some sparkly Bokeh. I love my Helios 44 lense for delivering an even more abstract result.

It sure was fun! Thank you, dear Moderators :)

 

HMM to all participants 💙💙💙

I found a charming YouTube tutorial about how to make this beautiful large Swedish Snow Flower. It took me about two weeks to finish. Anything handmade is always so much better! I had been shopping online for a new decoration but was disappointed with all the soulless products on offer, so made one instead.

 

In these dark and stormy times (and I'm not just talking about the weather now), constructing it was a very grounding activity. I recommend it. Creating something with your hands alleviates that helpless feeling, to a degree. It's so simple, yet the result is fantastic and beautiful!

 

Here is the YouTube tutorial (it's in German):

youtu.be/x4OxB3YCwfs?si=tXAjtSFkCa2zz-tm

Smile on Saturday - Bokeh in Monochrome.

Cyanotype on Chinese Solar paper. 3,5h in LED light

Cyanotype on Chinese Solar paper. 3,5h in LEDlight.

olympus omd - lightroom - silver efex pro - lightroom

Cyanotype on Chinese Solar paper. 3h in Led light.

Inspired by the Monte-Carlo Circus festival

For Christmas just past, a very dear friend who knows I love photography and being creative with tabletop photography gave me some little LED lights and a box of amazing and different ribbons as a gift. Amongst them was a string of gold daisies and a string of orange chiffon flowers.

 

This year the FFF+ Group have decided to have a monthly challenge called “Snap Happy”. A different theme, or a selection of themes to choose from or combine is provided on the 5th of every month, and the image is to be posted on the 5th of the following month.

 

The themes for February are “water”, “all creatures great and small” and “the colour orange”.

 

When I saw the theme, I immediately thought of my box of beautiful ribbons, and remembering the string of orange chiffon flowers, I immediately began to play. I have used three of the ribbons and the LED lights my friend gave me in this photo. I sent it to her to show what I had done, and she approved. I hope that you approve of my orange submission too!

taken for Macro Mondays' theme for 21 Dec 2015 - ”The Beauty of Bokeh"

...at Moving Walkway, National Gallery of Art, DC

Stack in Zerene : 6 images

Cyanotype on Chinese Solar paper. 3h in Led light.

The little ones...

size of the right one : +/-0.4mm

This is a long exposure of the A58M (Leeds Inner Ring Road) as it passes through and under the centre of Leeds alongside Leeds University. Taken on Sunday evening but still busy.

Cyanotype on Chinese Solar paper. 3,5h in LED light.

Cyanotype on Chinese Solar paper. 3,5h in LED light

Cyanotype on Chinese Solar paper. 3,5h in LED light

Cyanotype on Chinese Solar paper. Added: Japanese paper with mulberry fibres. 3,5h in Led light.

Mixed techniques: cyanotype on Chinese Solarar paper. Hand colored with watercolor pencils.

Shadow play. Drinking glass with marbles

Inspired by Anselm Kiefer

Found in the garden almost over the wall with the neighbors.

For Macro Mondays - a small (6.5 cm) fidget spinner on a black, gloss floor tile illuminated with a combination of window light and LED lighting. A single image processed in Lightroom (sharpening, contrast, detail, vibrance, saturation) and Photoshop (dust and fibre removal).

Cyanotype on Chinese Solar paper. 3,5h in LED light.

Cyanotype on Chinese Solar paper. 3,5h in LED light

Cyanotype on Chinese Solar paper. Added: Japanese mulberry paper with fibres. 3,5h in LEDlight.

Frozen Bubble on Goat Beard seed.

 

Still experimenting while the weather remains cold.

This is a Christmas ornament I got from my sister many years ago. I always just displayed it on a shelf...this year I decided it belongs on the tree.

 

Thanks for comments and favs :)

 

Messing about with some LED lighting and some LED torches + coloured GELS and longer exposures.

Ashcroft Square estate, Hammersmith. Built in 1973.

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