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It's rare that I find some photographs from my early days of photography and don't absolutely hate them.
I don't shoot film anymore unless it's PET based or it was given to me. So this set might be far to update.
I'm so pumped to print these. Specifically the third and fourth ones. I just inverted them on photoshop so I could see what they will look like..
hurrah!!!
No tricks. Just light control. And a remote.
Video camera set up on a tripod about 6 feet away pointing at the wall (LCD flipped forward so i could see to compose).
I'm standing shoulder next to the wall, profile to the camera.
In one hand holding a 60 watt lamp without a shade behind my head. Hit the photo button on the remote with the other hand.
Don't remember the zoom or exposure settings.
It's only 640x480.
I've used various versions of this for my buddy/profile icons.
miahz.com/2008/08/transparency-for-profile-icons/
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For this shot, I tried creating negative space in the image by using a piece of copper pipe to reflect the sun behind them
35mm bw negative film. Nikon F70.
This is 1152. Þórunn Jónsdóttir EA 206
Builtnr. 388 at Bátalón hf., Hafnarfjörður in 1971.
Báturinn var notaður síðustu árin sín sem þjónustubátur við laxeldi á Sundunum í Reykjavík, þegar laxeldið var upp á sitt besta. Slitnaði báturinn upp af legu á Grafarvoginum og rak upp í Geldinganes.
The boat was used as a service boat at salmon farming in Reykjavik, when it was at its best. The boat broke up from its lay at Grafarvogur and ran ashore at Geldinganes
Former names: Hrönn KE 48, Magnús Jónsson BA 35, Þórunn Jónsdóttir RE 101, Þórunn Jónsdóttir EA 205, Þórunn Gunnarsdóttir KE 207, Særós KE 207, Sif ÁR 207 og Lax III.
Being There - This image shows a hockey net buried beneath the snow. It hockey net is old and looks well-used.
I've found some old b&w negatives. Unfortunetly I don't have a scanner so I was "forced" to reshoot that by sticking film to the window.
It's pretty much history of my family. The tallest boy is my brother that I've never had opportunity to meet because of his death in 1979 (killed by truck).
Picture was taken in country side where my grandmother lived. My dad took the picture using Pentacon Six TL that is now in my hands. Sentimental stuff...
Women holding a banner reading "A D Pi [i.e., Alpha Delta Pi] welcomes Kennedy" on the occasion of John F. Kennedy's visit to East Carolina College for a rally. Date from negative sleeve.
Date: 9/17/1960
Repository: Digital Collections of Joyner Library, East Carolina University
Persistent URL: http://digital.lib.ecu.edu/596
Also for a drawing assignment... Getting very into painting people. Did this with an off sort-of purple but ended up switching to b/w to imitate charcoal/ink. Drawing was supposed to be half positive and half negative space.
Fun! This was in the Edward Gorey house.