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There's glitter. Everywhere. Absolutely everywhere. My room is now a zoo for sparkles.
This is here because I had nothing digitally suitable. Everything that has a chance at being good is film. But I broke out the glitter to try and change that and failed.
Tomorrow, I start my senior year of high school.
It's the beginning of the end.
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Washingtonians marveled at the creatively decorated cars, bikes and Polaris Slingshots designed by renowned illustrators at the ART-of-Motion exhibit, an avante-garde art exposition produced by urban lifestyle pioneer, Automotive Rhythms. The Washington Auto Show offered extended hours to welcome showgoers back to D.C.'s largest show, where an exhibit of some 700 vehicles spanned 750,000 square feet of the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.
more from the "experiments with motion" theme. I've had these sitting about in my folders for a few weeks wondering if I should upload them
Notion Motion exhibition by Olafur Eliasson, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam, the Netherlands
A couple of months back a lovely girl called Angela Chan and I decided we'd make a stop motion together. Things didn't go to plan, naturally, but that made it all the more fun.
Blame flickr for now allowing the full video.
im proud of this picture...my first bike race... an both my photography teachers really liked it.. i got a pat on the back
Sun 25.11.15; Two panel white-light photomosaic of sunspots 12457, 12458 and new sunspot 12459 captured with a 100mm f5 Helios refractor and vesta pro webcam. Motorised EQ1 Mount and Baader solar filter.
Prime focus.
Hazy sky, some broken cloud. Sun very low in sky.
Cropped, labelled, and contrast processed in MS ICE (planar motion 1) and Paint Shop Pro.
more motion
k this is a random rant to try and explain this photo
it was getting late and this shot is done almost in the dark --with the camera on a tri-pod i set my exposure to 10 seconds and had my flash fire off at the start of the exposure which froze me and tam (the ones closes to the edge ---then we slowly moved towards the hat reaching down and tryed to stay still for the remaing of the time left --- so what you get is at the start of the picture the flash went off and that lit me and tam but after we moved theres still some light thats recorded on the trees thats why were almost half translucent and see through ---then as we moved towards the hat --its the same thing theres some of the grass and trees that shows up behind you because you werent there for the whole photo so the time that your not standing there --it records the rest of the scene overlaping you -----
strobist fired at start of exposure on camera
no photoshop
all in camera