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Alternative to convert Super 8 and 16mm films to digital video using inexpensive flatbed photo scanner and free software.
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Not any person who have a Canon or a Nikon (pro. camera) , can say that he is professional ..
Stop hydeing behind the "MASKS" = pro. camera , and just be "YOU"
Masks have always been a main feature of the Venetian carnival. Traditionally people were allowed to wear them between the festival of Santo Stefano (St. Stephen's Day, December 26) and the start of the carnival season and midnight of Shrove Tuesday. They have always been around Venice. As masks were also allowed on Ascension and from October 5 to Christmas, people could spend a large portion of the year in disguise. Maskmakers (mascherari) enjoyed a special position in society, with their own laws and their own guild.
I was inspired to create this Photoshop mask after speaking with Russell Preston Brown of Adobe Systems. He showed me a very simple mask, made from a Photoshop box. The mask had two holes for the eyes and a large hole for the mouth. We both thought it would be cool to enhance this simple Photoshop masking idea and show how to make a feathered mask with Photoshop CS4. This bird mask was made entirely out of Adobe Photoshop CS4 boxes. Masking, feathering, packaging...it's all there!
You can see the time lapse video of it's construction on You Tube
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Set up: flash set behind white fabric at the back, then the model, then a white backdrop stretched tight and the camera in front. The front fabric becomes semi transparent where the shadows hit it.
A Zara window display at 59th Street & Lexington Avenue during a very rainy day. Those are real water droplets. I held my umbrella between my chin and shoulder while holding and aiming my camera with my hands. I have to get back to this when there aren't 40-50 mph winds and the heavens dropping oceans down on us.
All Done! I wish I had had the luxury of time to take photos of all four masks, properly lit & displayed, but I was literally wrapping them in bubble wrap as they were "coming off the assembly line" and packing them in the box for shipment. Theatre director has promised to send me photos of the masks being used by the actors on stage. I'll be looking forward to seeing those!
Large white box is now in the capable hands of the folks at UPS, slated for delivery next Wednesday Sept. 5th. It's been an intense two weeks for sure. 'Twas fun sharing the step-by-step process online too. Now I need to put my feet up and not even poke my nose in the workroom for a day or two.
Happy Labor Day Y'all!
Naatie American mask about 1900. The frearsome , skeletal appearance of Bakwus, the Wild Man of the Woods, indicates that ahe is Chief of the Gjhosts. He is a smalolo, humna-like creature who lives deep in the woods.; Occasionally, he emerges to dig for cockels , his favourite food,on desterted beaches.
This was done for a Mask challenge.
We all hide behind different masks for different people. Always afraid to show our true 'face'. That's me anyhow....
Are we so afraid to let our true face show? Hugging our real self close inside? What about you? xx
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Carnevale di Venezia 2019
Lighting:/Strobist: Godox AD400pro in TTL mode in Broncolor beautybox with front diffuser and grid mounted on Manfrotto lightstand
Enfim eu conclui essa imagem, monte de outros trabalhos, e uma infinidade de preguiça atrapalharam bem o processo.
Eu ando pouco cansado do mesmo, e sem vontade nenhuma de produzir para mim, mas isso passa :-)
A sneaky video of a woman wearing a mask - I found this to be quite strange, as we do not have them in England.
This is one of my faves! The hood and beak is a soft reptile-embossed leather that I free-form quilted with felt under leather. The face has random brass studs and a bell hanging from little chain on left cheek! More bells/ studs adorn the edges of hood. Evokes a "Tolkien-esque" mood!
Here are 2 simple papercraft masks, created by Hero6. You may get these papercraft templates here: 2 Simple Papercraft Masks Free Templates Download [V2]
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