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I don't care. I realized only this morning that I strained myself doing this. So I'm posting it, dammit. And if you have a heart, you will play along and remark on how clever I must be to balance on my hair.
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EXPLORE 22/03/13
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Still practicing my levitation photography
I posted a similar photo a few days ago with a black background. In this shot I introduced a lighted background and a slightly different angle when shooting the photo. It seems as though it gives the cup more of the floating effect. What do you think?
You are the air in which I'm floating and I lose my breathe in you.
My first self levitation photo, not so perfect.
Week 11 of 52: Something I have never photographed before
Thanks to the help of my two children. This is Matthew with his best acting, slipping on a banana and falling over
52 weeks : the 2021 edition
24 of 365 – MY first levitation attempt. Ever since I saw the work of Lauren Withrow, who inspired me to try this 365 project, and others, I’ve wondered if I could do something like this.
The model is Becca, home from Eastern Illinois University for the weekend.
I haven't floated in a while, so here I go! :) I tried to keep this shot understated -- well y'know, gravity-defying aside.
RIP Michael Jackson, your music will live on...
Taken for group 'Macro Mondays' theme 'In-A-Row'.
These are mini-pegs. They are just over an inch long. The total width of the pegs photographed is less than 3 inches.
The afternoon light came through the door and reflected off the cobblestone floor as my wife walked towards the door. It gave the impression that she was levitating. We were at the V Marketplace in Yountville, CA.
Pippin had just chased a gull through the surf, and was now running back to rejoin the group. This shot happened to catch him with all four paws off the ground, and other than one front leg, not looking that much like he is running. Thus, levitation!
One of four takes on the same subject.
Part of the Enter the Brick series.
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“How are you doing this?” screams the guy on the roof, “tell me, tell me!”
Some of you artsier folk out there are really into negative space. Being not quite so artsy I never know what to do with negative space. Actually, truth be told, I had so much negative space in this shot, well, it really turned out to be quite negative. Solution? Since I am a detail kind of guy who gets actually quite lost in the detail and never appreciates the bigger picture – you know the saying about the forest and the trees, well my world actually consists of tiny little twigs, great for starting a fire. So I decided to get rid of the negative …. space. Translation of all this: this is really quite heavily cropped to bring into focus what I thought was the important aspect of this image – the actual levitation lesson.
This is also my tribute to hummingbird shots since I don’t get that many up here. This picture was taken in the dead north.
Levitating dice requires a lot of concentration. Of course, he could be just throwing it. To get the scale right, the dice is considerably further away from the camera.
A very strange sculpture which resides at the Water Pollution Control Laboratory right next to Cathedral Park, under the St. John's Bridge in Portland OR. I took it just a short while ago at the PDX Flickr Meetup, and once again was sucked in by Photoshop while trying some "minor corrections"...