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i contributed the cover art for the latest issue of "red lightbulbs", an online literary magazine run by meghan lamb and russ woods.
the new issue is up here: redlightbulbs.net/issue4/index.html
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Another one from my new image manipulator.
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Scaled down version of the original 64000x64000pixels. (4 Gigapixels)
° My photoshop tutorial on Layers, Masks, Selections & Channels.
° Channel mixer tutorial to remove lens flare spots.
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Place: Dauphine ^^ (Amsterdam)
I could only take 3 pictures of these lightbulbs!
too many people went to the toilet =p
'SOOC
.. Light of the world You stepped down into darkness..
Lightbulbs in X-ray all in a row.
Images taken as part of our exhibit about the electromagnetic spectrum with Adventure Science Center.
© Ideum & Adventure Science Center
I've been blowing up lightbulbs like mad recently,, so I thought I'd make myself a nice lightbulb shopping list to remind me of the size and the fitting... I always tend to go blank once I'm in the shop.
"if you are going to change your life, you need to change your man, change your woman, change your location. if you want to change your photographs, you need to change cameras. changing cameras means that your photographs will change. a really good camera has something i suppose you might describe as its own distinctive aura" - araki
This was one of my first shots with the Canon Rebel (my first DSLR).
It was taken in a hotel room...the lamp had a round lightbulb, which I've never actually seen before.
See it flicker at www.flickr.com/photos/byzantiumbooks/14507191708/sizes/o/
Photo used by hruniverse.net/.
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Animated version used by ezetechjournal.weebly.com/about.html.
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Shot with a Minolta X-700, Ilford XP2-Super-400.
This was my first run with the Minolta.
Scanned with Canon LiDE 400.
I dropped a lightbulb when i was changing it, so what do you do?
You use it to maka an awesome photograph offcourse!
50mm f/1.4, f/13, 1/200s, ISO 100
Strobist: Canon 430EX II, 1/64 power, camera left & right, low & snooted
Idea and most of the setup from this article.
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project 365: 117|365
Image is © Kurt VanderScheer and cannot be used or displayed without permission.
Lighting: Nikon SB-26 (flash) camera left triggered by the sound of the bulb breaking (pop!) using a HiViz sound trigger circuit. It took three tries to get this one. I had two problems, actually three:
First, I tried dropping the bulb onto a sheet of black acrylic plastic (to get a nice reflection), but the bulb only bounced, so I had to switch to a black ceramic tile. Not ideal, but it worked.
Second, I initially placed the sound trigger about a foot from the bulb, which resulted in capturing the break about a millisecond (1/1000 of a second ... the time it takes sound to travel about a foot) after it hit the tile. That wasn't long enough to actually see the bulb shattering, so I had to move the trigger back about three feet. That gave the glass a little more time to do its thing.
Third, I was getting a 2nd flash when the screwy thing on the end of the bulb hit the table. To fix that, I tied a fishing line to the screwy thing that was just long enough for the bulb to hit the table, but just short enough to keep the screwy thing from hitting. End result: One flash (one exposure) and not two.
It is very cold out today so I looked around for something to shoot. I found a lightbulb and photographed it on black using two umbrella lights and a flash. The flash illuminated the writing on the base of the bulb.