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Feel free to use this image, just link to www.SeniorLiving.Org This microstock required lots of post processing to get the blue tint. I also needed a bounce card to get more detail in the glasses.
I don't know what it is about the contrast between the cool silver of the numbers and the rough tawny wood, but I love the contrast. Maybe it's got something to do with the fact that it's in my new front yard :)
A few ideas for my entry to the Close up and Macro Competition. 'Numbers' is the topic. Some great shots entered so far. Going to be a tough one this time around i can imagine!
Yes, I created it myself, but please take into account how it was made before thinking about removing it. I doubt that this technology has been represented on this group before. The numbers were made on a 3D Systems Rapid Prototyping machine, drawn by a laser from liquid photopolymer resin. It's made from CAD data .006" layers at a time. Cool stuff huh?
Go to Dewey Decimal 51x in the library to find Mathematics. Lots of numbers there. 513.2 is Arithmetic...
Event: Opteka 85mm f1.4 Testing
Location: My House
Body: Sony DSLR-A300
Lens: Opteka 85mm f1.4 ASPHERICAL IF
Aperture: F1.4
Shutter Speed: 1/30s
ISO: 400
Flash: off
This is quite sharp. I should add notes so you know what's what.
I tend to draw spaces and places that have very impractical designs. For example, here you see a two-way road with light rail in the median on the south side, and then the tracks diverge to be on the outside of the roadway. There's really no point to that.
I think I do that so there's more line activity in my drawing.
You should also note I put in turnstiles at the light rail station. I'm not aware of any light rail system in the world which has automated fare controls.
This is a photograph of a drawing, and not a scan like most of my drawings on here.
One of my first typologies made from the NYC subway mosaic numbers using my iPhone and ShakeItPhoto.